Sometimes I'm a bit muddleheaded when I try to write reviews so I like to have a jumping off point. Here are a few questions you might consider in your reviews, but certainly share thoughts beyond these as well!
1. Which chapter did you most enjoy reading?
2. Were you surprised to learn about the backgrounds of any of the success stories?
3. Does his idea, that success is dependent largely on "uncontrollables" like luck, timing, birth month, nationality, etc, change your view of successful people or what it takes to be successful?
4. This book gets as much criticism as it does acclaim. Were there parts that you questioned or do feel he presented enough information to back up his theories?
5. Would you recommend this book to others? Why or why not?
The Survivors Club
1. Who is your favorite survivor in this book and why?
2. Why do you think people are drawn to survivor stories?
3. Do you agree or disagree with the first rule of The Survivors Club: Everyone is a survivor?
4. Do you believe that a person with a positive mental attitude - or a strong will to live - can overcome any challenge, including a serious medical problem? Do you agree that 80-90 percent of survival is mental?
5. After reading this book, have you changed your attitudes or actions? Do you feel better prepared to survive and thrive in the face of adversity?
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