Shayla Eaton

President, Curiouser Editing

"I am so in love with the idea of a Bullet Journal, and I probably never would've known about it, had it not been for author Bradley Gann's book. What I loved about this book the most was the brevity of it all. Sometimes, how-to/self-help books drone on forever; but this got straight to the point and helped me make the most out of the first four minutes of my day."

Angela J. Ford

Author- The Four Worlds Series, Digital Strategist

"Wow as soon as I picked up this book I could not put it down. Full of words of wisdom and actionable steps this book is one everyone needs to read immediately. Plus, it's a quick read, but once you're done, you'll want to go back to the beginning and read again. Highly recommended. "

Chris Stinson

U.S. History Teacher, Veteran Dallas, TX

"Practical, inspiring, and motivational. The beautiful thing about the systematic approach laid out in this book is its simplicity. Its not complicated at all. The only requirement is effort. I'm excited to see what the future holds as I continue to apply and implement the suggestions. Thanks, Bradley."

Camilla Kragius

Accountability Coach, Author

"There's so much awesomeness in this book I'm not sure where to start! Lots of great tips and inspiration to start your journey to a better life. Bradley cuts out the fluff and gives you the real deal. Is it going to be easy? No. Something great seldom is. Will it be worth it? Absolutely. But with a simple change in your life you can get started...get this book!"

Troy Reeves

IT Programmer

"I took the challenge set forth in this book by Bradly Gann and even after a short time the impact it has made on my life is amazing. I've always felt a little lost. I've always fallen short on my goals, and after reading this book I actually understand why. It's like Bradley handed me the missing puzzle piece and now I can see the bigger picture. Please read this book, take the challenge. You will not regret it!"

Adam Graser

Tow Boat Captain

"It's a great read, and I really like the idea of the 4-minute start to my day. It's easy to get bombarded with bad news and other people's drama from social media feeds when you first wake up and grab your phone. Gann's method gets you to focus on yourself before seeing what the rest of the world is doing. By looking at your goals and positive action tasks for the day, you have made your own life priority-not being reactionary to the world's troubles or hype."