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Be a Dog With a Bone: Always Go for Your Dreams |  | Author: Peggy McColl
Publisher: Hay House
Category: Book
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Sales Rank: 496790
Media: Hardcover
Pages: 128
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Dimensions (in): 7.1 x 5.1 x 0.8
ISBN: 1401924646
Dewey Decimal Number: 158.1
EAN: 9781401924645
ASIN: 1401924646
Publication Date: January 6, 2009
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Can you imagine being inspired by a dog to achieve your dreams? Be a Dog with a Bone is the dogma for success and the inside scoop to live your life by. This book creatively draws upon dog analogies to teach the most valuable human life lessons. It is a simple, unique, inspiring, and humorous book that reveals the profound truths and benefits of always going for your dreams. You’ll discover how to: · Grab hold of your dream and never let go · Teach an old dog new tricks; the tricks of success · Bark for what you want · Drool unto others as you would want drooled unto you · Stop chasing your tail · Keep your nose wet · Be a little dog with a big-dog attitude · Go farther even when you feel you have reached the end of your leash · Lap up your success . . . plus much more!
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 Be a Dog With a Bone: Always Go for Your Dreams November 16, 2009
B.C. Flournoy (Ohio)
In "Be a Dog with a Bone," Peggy McColl does it again, prompting you and I to get a clear focus on goals we seek by perceiving a workable plan with success-building objectives. To begin with, it is helpful that we relate to the persistent and determined dog with a bone, the bone being a symbol for an innovative idea. As companion, protector, hunter or rescuer, this faithful canine learns how to sniff out promising incentives en route, while perceiving a glimpse into how others may benefit. Herein lies the secret.
We must move past personal fear, by aligning the mission with our heart's true desire. Personal progress keeps your community inspired; everyone imagines practical ideas over and above what is already perceived; and success becomes the public's domain -- a collective realization for all who participate!
Be a Dog With a Bone: Always Go for Your Dreams
Be a Dog with a Bone May 4, 2009
Claudia Broome (Pennsylvania)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Be a Dog with a Bone is a unique and simple guide book on how to seek and realize your goals. Peggy McColl is clever in the way that she presents her ideas. Anyone who has known, owned or loved a dog will understand her message clearly. I have always believed in the powerful messages that animals offer to all who will listen and this book attests to that fact. What stands out most in my mind was "...barking up the wrong tree." Thanks Peggy. Well done.
 "Doggone" Good Advice February 8, 2009
Phoenix (Nashville, TN)
"Be A Dog With A Bone" is a compilation of common-sense wisdom told from a "dog's perspective."
This book doesn't offer any insights that cannot be found in other self-help books, but the light-hearted "dogs view" adds humor and warmth.
There is good advice to be had and as with most books of this type; it will work only if you work it.
Life-Enhancing Success Strategies (Has Gone to the Dogs) January 30, 2009
Janet Boyer (Pennsylvania)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
"To discover the best training method for your pooch, you have to understand her individuality. Similarly, for you to bring out the best in yourself, you need to understand your unique set of behaviors, habits, desires, and needs." - From the book
What is the difference between a short-lived want and a deep desire--and how is finding the answer to this question the key to fueling determination? What is the length of your "leash", the restrictions (conscious or unconscious) that you place on yourself? What three attributes, when combined, equal "dogged determination"? What is the dogma of success? How do you stop chasing your tail? Why is important to be nice to everyone?
Using clever canine metaphors and inspiring true-life anecdotes about our four legged friends, destiny achievement expert Peggy McColl answers these compelling questions in her newest book Be a Dog with a Bone.
From "drool unto others" to being a small dog with a "big-dog attitude", McColl packs a wealth of practical wisdom teaching valuable life lessons in this little 105-page hardcover book.
Helping readers identify their most profound aspirations, Be a Dog with a Bone also explains how to:
* Tap into latent talents
* Discover determination
* Handle adversity with grace
* Remain open to miracles
* Create positive feelings
* Practice perseverance
* Trust gut instincts
* Learn new "tricks"
* Notice unproductive behaviors
* Spread the love
* "Bark" for what you want
* Enjoy personal successes
If you're assuming dogged determination involves acting arrogant or nasty, or that going after your dreams requires sacrificing your peace of mind, destroying your health or ignoring vital relationships, think again.
Instead, the author shows life-enhancing success strategies that preserves what's important (and necessary) for each person, while at the same time, encouraging individuals to expand comfort zones, dissolve limiting beliefs, and hang on to that bone!
Be a Dog with a Bone is the third book I've read from Peggy McColl, and she's now become one of my favorite writers--one whose work I admire and recommend regularly to my clients. With her warm, engaging writing style, she generously shares the hard-won wisdom she's discovered on her own journey to living her dreams, acting as an enthusiastic coach or trusted friend to readers ready to implement changes to doggedly pursuing their highest and best life.
-- Janet Boyer, author of The Back in Time Tarot Book: Picture the Past, Experience the Cards, Understand the Present
 Be a Dog with a bone January 25, 2009
J. Burton-Chadwick (NZ)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Great book! A well written and simple outline for anyone beginning the self development journey!
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