The Power of Good Habits

How to Change Yourself in Easy Steps and Feel Great

By: Alex Canny

Narrated by: Adam Hebert

With this audiobook you will learn you how to:

• be a better person
• reach your goals easy
• change your habits
• be highly effective
• sleep well
• eat healthy
• be motivated
• focus on important things
• be successful in life
• never fail again
• and much, much more!

The Power of Good Habits is a strategy to create permanent healthy habits. Some categories include: eating healthy foods, exercise on the gym, reading, running, thinking positively, drinking water, meditating, sleeping well, etc.

©2019 Alex Canny (P)2019 Alex Canny

punk

Most of the book is bad sounding, such a shame that is only hours of listening but very unhelpful for sure :(
The voice is so annoying I can’t listen to this. My mom requested this for Christmas. She listened to it. Still a bitch. Did not develop good habits. Very thin in meaning and very disappointing.. Lot of clichés. Really not worth the money and the time listening this audiobook .
I see another audiobook from this author, I will never collect as well :(

Waste of time

It was really a bad idea to hear this audiobook for me. Save your time and don't listen to this. I don't want to insult the writer but this book is soo bad. The ideas in this book are not pretty much acceptable at all.

Nothing is helpful

I thought it would be a lot better. but NOTHING is helpful here. I lost my money. DON'T purchase it. Every step of it creates a fiddling concept. JUST ignore it.

Worst Audiobook

Such a very poor concept. This is just waste of time and money. I'll never recommend anyone to hear this. All the books of this author should be banned from Amazon. Such a imaginative thoughts are given here. This is foolishness but nothing.

inedible

I was thinking that will be something more creative, but there is nothing helpful. it's like someone just came up with their own crazy theory and then wrote a book about it.

It was VERY disappointing! It’s basically an Internet listicle of really shallow tips. Like “listen” and “write down how you’re feeling”. I would hardly call this a self-help book - it’s not any better than a free online article... Thanks