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What was the purpose of the trip to Aspen for the narrator and Debbie?
What was the purpose of the trip to Aspen for the narrator and Debbie?
- To visit family in Colorado
- To explore new business opportunities
- To attend a business meeting
- To surprise Debbie with a ski vacation (correct)
How did the narrator feel while standing on top of Aspen Mountain?
How did the narrator feel while standing on top of Aspen Mountain?
- Regretful about the trip decision
- Blessed and contemplative about life (correct)
- Overwhelmed by the vast beauty
- Excited and anxious about skiing
What significant change occurred in the narrator's life after reading 'The Greatest Salesman in the World'?
What significant change occurred in the narrator's life after reading 'The Greatest Salesman in the World'?
- He decided to stop reading altogether
- He fell deeper into debt
- He started focusing on personal growth (correct)
- He became a professional writer
What was the narrator's initial attitude towards reading before he picked up the book gifted by his sister-in-law?
What was the narrator's initial attitude towards reading before he picked up the book gifted by his sister-in-law?
What caught the narrator's interest when he first picked up 'The Greatest Salesman in the World'?
What caught the narrator's interest when he first picked up 'The Greatest Salesman in the World'?
What was the primary reason the author found 'The Greatest Salesman in the World' impactful?
What was the primary reason the author found 'The Greatest Salesman in the World' impactful?
What does the phrase 'everything counts' imply according to Gary Blair?
What does the phrase 'everything counts' imply according to Gary Blair?
What lesson does the author draw from observing skiers on the mountain?
What lesson does the author draw from observing skiers on the mountain?
Which ancient scroll emphasizes the importance of emotional control?
Which ancient scroll emphasizes the importance of emotional control?
How did the author feel about starting to read 'The Greatest Salesman in the World'?
How did the author feel about starting to read 'The Greatest Salesman in the World'?
What is a major theme presented in this narrative regarding life's choices?
What is a major theme presented in this narrative regarding life's choices?
What does the author mean by 'the law of cause and effect'?
What does the author mean by 'the law of cause and effect'?
Which scroll is concerned with the mindset of starting fresh each day?
Which scroll is concerned with the mindset of starting fresh each day?
What insight does the author gain from reading the scrolls?
What insight does the author gain from reading the scrolls?
What is indicated by the phrase 'the inner me' during the author's reading experience?
What is indicated by the phrase 'the inner me' during the author's reading experience?
Flashcards
Surprise Vacation
Surprise Vacation
A planned vacation kept secret from the recipient, often as a gift.
Personal Growth Book
Personal Growth Book
A book focused on improving oneself, often with strategies for personal development.
Debt
Debt
A financial obligation to repay money owed.
Aspen Mountain
Aspen Mountain
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Motivational Reading
Motivational Reading
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Choice vs. Chance
Choice vs. Chance
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Small Choices, Big Impact
Small Choices, Big Impact
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Law of Cause and Effect
Law of Cause and Effect
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Everything Counts
Everything Counts
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Personal Transformation
Personal Transformation
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The Greatest Salesman
The Greatest Salesman
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Ancient Success Principles
Ancient Success Principles
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Choice & Consequence
Choice & Consequence
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Reading as Learning
Reading as Learning
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Inner Me
Inner Me
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