The author's enthusiasm for helping you meet your deadlines and reach your goals with the minimum of apparent effort comes through every page of this book – he'll help re-stoke your enthusiasm fires, show you how to break the task down from an overwhelming whole into smaller, manageable chunks and remind you what you really think is important in your life. Your own life coach in your pocket! ( )

This is a good book to help you learn more about yourself and how to achieve your goals. There are some suggestions that left me puzzled or just didn't do it for me, but those are few and far between. Thought-provoking, practical, and infinitely doable, this book is motivating and recommended. ( )

I like this book! At first the cover had me a little doubtful but it grew on me after I started getting into the content of the book. "Achieve Anything in Just One Year" is a motivational compilation of daily readings and assignments to assist in achieving goals. Basically, both get you in the mindset for the day.

The reading for day 39 starts off with "You are now becoming a person of action. How does that feel? It can be quite a powerful experience." The assignment for the day is "to continue to be a person of action. Don't interrupt your efforts with talk. Get back to work."

Day 126 starts off with "You have already explored the fact you cannot reach success on your own. You need other people in your life." The reading continues and ends up with the assignment " Practice tact today and give your ego the day off."

For the purpose of this review I didn't complete the readings/assignments but intend to because they have become a routine in my daily life. Reading and doing the assignment first thing in the morning sets me up for the day.

I compliment Jason Harvey for creating a simple, step-by-step, quick paced but effective tool for us to use. Achieving goals and desires has never been easier! ( )

This is not your average self-improvement-one-day-at-a-time book! The daily activities are written to help you discover things about yourself, set some realistic goals, and then work toward achieving them. I'm only about 60 days into the book but will definitely continue. Since the activities encourage you to journal each day, an unexpected benefit is improvement in your writing and getting ideas on paper. Nice job Jason. Thanks for the push toward realizing my goals. ( )