The List: Shout Your Dreams Out Loud to Make Them Come True Hardcover – April 18, 2017

I discovered this book on a book list and, after reading the blurb, decided to give it a shot. $2 right? Couldn't go wrong, even if the book didn't give me any new insight.Yet what I've discovered in Mr. Abramovitz's words is an endless wealth of enthusiasm, energy, and inspiration. From his very first list, he's managed to prove to those around him that it is possible to do whatever you set your mind and heart to. The more I read, the more excited I become at the possibility that I can do this too.And let's face it. We all have dreams and goals that we dream about; bucket lists of things we wish to do before we don't have any time left. Most of the time the only thing stopping us is us. Why?We could continue to wish, put everything off until tomorrow. Or we could, like Mr. Abramovitz, grab the bull by the horns and start ticking off our own lists.I highly recommend this book to anyone and everyone.

This is an OK read - kind of repetitive and obvious.

Could have been a magazine article

Meh. Not all that inspiring. Some good ideas, but not life changing.

Yuval tells great stories of how he and others voice their goals and dreams and because of doing so, the magic of 'giving people' begins.

I like a self help book that keeps it simple and gives you directions. I added this book to my library list (lol) by accident and it was a happy little accident indeed.

Reading this book is the next best thing to attending one of Yuval's lectures, which was among the most inspirational experiences in my life. This man makes you realize you can truly do anything, and empowers you with the knowledge and perspective to start right away. FIVE. STARS.

It really motivated me to write down and own my aspirations. Telling people is not crazy, it is pro-active! Everyone can benefit from The List - graduates, entrepreneurs, re-inventors, - even parents working to empower their children to go after their dreams.

Poor. Facile and self-congratulatory.

I thought it was very provocative in how it shows you how someone came from nowhere and was able to use lists in order to get to where he is today. Of course his story may not resonate with everybody, especially those stuck with limiting beliefs that may have been forced on them throughout their lives. However I had started writing down things I would like to do at the beginning of each year a couple of years ago and the power of intention you get by writing down things is truly life changing so it was interesting for me to get another person's point of view and experience. The book itself can get repetitive at times and likes to jump back and forth between stories but even if you don't like his style I would encourage you to start writing your dreams, goals and steps to get there down and see just how it can become for you.