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The 5 Book: Where Will You be Five Years from Today? Hardcover – January 5, 2009
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- Print length80 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherCompendium, Inc.
- Publication dateJanuary 5, 2009
- Dimensions7.5 x 0.5 x 9.25 inches
- ISBN-109781932319446
- ISBN-13978-1932319446
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"We are pleased to announce that "5" has won the gold medal for top honors in the Personal Growth/Motivation category of the Living Now Book Awards." --Independent Publisher
"We sent the "5" book out to our top 500 clients. Our clients love life, work, travel, adventure, challenges, accomplishment...many asked where they could get copies for their clients." --Mark Murphy, President/CEO, Performance Media Group
"The "5" book...helped me realize that in 5 years you can do a lot, a little or nothing. It got me off the treadmill of 10 hour work days and back on the road to adventure and purpose." --Laura Boro, CEO/Creative Director, Wild Things
"I was moved to get 72 copies for our classrooms. So many students just live in the "now," but "5" helps inspire them for the future, to set goals and to think about what's really important in their lives." --Erin Clarke, teacher
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- ASIN : 1932319441
- Publisher : Compendium, Inc.; 32611th edition (January 5, 2009)
- Language : English
- Hardcover : 80 pages
- ISBN-10 : 9781932319446
- ISBN-13 : 978-1932319446
- Item Weight : 1.48 pounds
- Dimensions : 7.5 x 0.5 x 9.25 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #412,546 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #1,542 in Early Childhood Education Materials
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Kobi Yamada is a New York Times best-selling author, the creator of many inspiring books and the president of Compendium, a company of amazing people doing amazing things. Kobi feels lucky to share his life with his loving family in the Pacific Northwest, where each day brings its own unique joy and magic.
www.live-inspired.com
Dan Zadra is the Founder of Seattle's Compendium Inc, one of the nation’s foremost publishers of inspirational books, gifts and greeting cards. He is also the Founder and current Creative Director of Zadra Creative, based in Wallace, Idaho.
Over the past 35 years Dan has written, co-written or edited more than 200 books, including dozens of award-winning gift books, a variety of private label business books, several acclaimed children's books, and six consecutive best-sellers.
Dan is the originator of the acclaimed Little Window Message Card. More than a billion Window Cards, carrying messages of hope and inspiration, have been circulated throughout the world. In 2017 and '18 Dan collaborated with Author Rosalys Peel to create "Mike & Me" (An inspiring guide for couples who choose to face Alzheimer's together at home.)
See Dan’s books at www.live-inspired.com or ZadraCreative.com.
Personal Mission Statement: Live your life so that your children can tell their children that you not only stood for something wonderful—you acted on it.
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I have been procrastinating about planning for my future. This book has put a swift end to my procrastination. It is extremely well organized and full of fantastic work pages-it really makes planning fun and very easy to do. Between this book and Fight On I couldn't put either one down. I love self-help books. I have so many I can have a library- too be truthful I own tons of books- I guess that is the English Lit geek in me.
For anyone who has a hard time deciding what they would like to do in the future Where will you be five years from today is the book for you.
Happy planning!
J
(I know. Some of us don’t know where we’ll be five days from now—but work with me here.)
• “In just under five years, Michelangelo painted the Sistine Chapel.”
• “At age 30, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos was living in a 500-square foot apartment. Five years later his net worth was $10 billion.”
• “In 1961, Julia Child graduated from cooking school with a quirky idea for a TV show. Four years later she won an Emmy as America’s favorite TV chef.”
Zadra’s book, 5, further convicts and prods by noting what H. Jackson Brown, Jr. said:
“Don’t say you don’t have enough time. You have exactly the same number of hours per day that were given to Helen Keller, Louis Pasteur, Michelangelo, Mother Teresa, Leonardo da Vinci, Thomas Jefferson and Albert Einstein.”
This delightful coffee table book and life planner is fun to read, graphically outstanding, and void of cheesy formulas. Read it with your family, spouse, or team at work—and you’ll think differently (and optimistically, I hope) about your next five years: 260 weeks, 1,820 days, and 2.6 million minutes.
But if you think two venti lattes at Starbucks is a much better investment in your future, delete this eNews now.
Mixing metaphors with blue sky thinking and paper-and-pencil inking, the author notes these stunning stats from Dave Kohl, professor emeritus at Virginia Tech:
• People who regularly write down their goals earn nine times as much over their lifetimes as the people who don’t.
• 80% of Americans say they don’t have goals.
• 16% do have goals, but don’t write them down.
• Less than 4% write down their goals.
• Fewer than 1% review their goals on an ongoing basis.
I’m reminded of Fred Smith Sr.’s memorable line in the terrific book, Breakfast with Fred , “I learned to write to burn the fuzz off my thinking.”
“Every day matters,” says Zadra. (My Bible has similar themes!) So half-way through this dream journey of numerous exercises and reflection moments, he delivers an in-the-trenches wake-up call with a simple equation for calculating the number of days you have left on earth. (Yikes!)
If you’re a long-time reader of my reviews, you know I suggest you delegate some of your reading. One excellent complementary resource to read with “5” is Henry Cloud’s powerful fork-in-the-road book, Necessary Endings .
Necessary endings, says Cloud, “are the reason you are not married to your prom date nor still working in your first job.” His list of the 11 reasons why leaders and managers avoid necessary endings is also convicting. Here are just four of the preferred avoidance strategies:
•“We are afraid of the unknown.”
•“We do not possess the skills to execute the ending.”
•“We have had too many and too painful endings in our own personal history, so we avoid another one.”
•“We do not learn from them, so we repeat the same mistakes over and over.”
Where will you be five years from now? These two books will help you address that question.
Seriously though, from what I did read, it fit in perfectly with what I am trying to accomplish, i.e. create action plans for achieving goals, and then going for it, instead of just letting them rot on a shelf. And the whole layout of the book makes it a pleasure to read. Would highly recommend to anyone who needs a jump start, and does not want to become enmired by hundreds and hundreds of pages of repetitious writing. This book is succinct, beautiful and inspiring. 'Nuff said.
While this does help you get inspired about every part of life, it does lean towards inspiration in your profession. I kind of wished it'd have more goals about increasing family relations, personal inner peace etc.
Even though this books approach is simple it worked on me. After reading it I caught the spark and will lay out some goals for my next 5 years. (That in itself is worth the price of this book) and it is something I would not have done if I had not picked up this book and thought about where I will be in 5 years,.