The Miracle Morning was a life-changing book for me so I was very excited to read Hal Elrod's newest book, The Miracle Equation. It is a great companion to The Miracle Morning. Where the first helps develop habits for success, the second helps develop the mindset to achieve great things. Highly recommend.

Lightweight self-help, worth an hour of your time if you're struggling with lack of motivation and just need a little reboot. You won't find anything new here, as it runs together with dozens of other self-help books out there, and if you have an ounce of cynicism in you, you'll be rolling your eyes by page five. Still, it's decent candy if you're really into entrepreneurial self-help.

I really enjoy using The Miracle Morning routine in my daily life and have seen its power! I also found so many excellent quotes in this book and found it inspiring. That said, I think "The 12 Week Year" says the same thing this book is saying, but 1) already said it many years ago and 2) says it in a way where a more fully developed and measurable plan can be created for personal growth. I will continue using The Miracle Morning routine paired with The 12 Week Year in my personal life. This book received three stars because it was good, but didn't fill a hole that existed in the personal development genre. It says what has already been said.

I have been following Hal Elrod for quite some time and loved reading The Miracle Morning’. So with that being said when I saw this new book was coming out there was no doubt I would read it and I’m glad I did. The Miracle Equation gives you steps to follow on how the use the miracle equation for any goals you want to achieve. This is a must buy for anyone to add to your collection of resources on making you better.

If you're a fan of the Miracle Morning, this is another great addition to the series.
Many thanks to NetGalley, the publisher, and the author for my ARC. All opinions are my own.

I've read hundreds of non-fiction titles (mostly self help and business). There is absolutely nothing new here, and I think the author would agree with me. Still, it's solid info, told in a nice casual way. The book is absolutely solid in it's approach. It's not particularly memorable for me, but I would certainly recommend it. I haven't read any of his other books, so I don't come to this book with preconceived notions or expectations. Thanks very much for the free advanced copy. I'm sure this one will sell very well, and help lots and lots of people.