Many times, as you pursue the success you want, you find yourself going nowhere. Even after you have read books, attended courses, and followed every step they laid out for you, you are still stuck in the same place. Sometime you might be waiting for "The last jigsaw piece."
1. Why Measure Our Success in Life 2. Can We Really Measure Success in Life 3. Performance Measurement is Like Medication: Be Aware of The Risks Before Use 4. Let's Develop Measures for Success in Life 5. Now That we Have a Measure, We Need a Target 6. Measuring Our Success 7. Let's Measure Financial Freedom 8. Postscript: "Nobody's Perfect"
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Nopadol was a PHD student, and I was his supervisor. He believes that learning should be fun and based on the experience of life, as do I. His belief is illustrated in this book where he uses the principles of performance measurement on life experiences, health, love, family relationships, and money and at the same time teaches measurement principles and techniques. I think it works.Dr.Geoff Southern
There is one line that I love the most in the book. It say "Many people say we can buy happiness with money, but I think we mostly buy money with happiness."Wisoot Sangarunlert- Best-selling author and leading motivational speaker in Thailand
This book, then, is like a manual with something rarely found in other books, in the way it is easy to understand, with well thought out wordings. I truly believe that you will never be disappointed reading this book.Rawit Hanutsaha- Managing Director at Srichand United Dispensary and best-selling author of business books in Thailand
This book is so funny, straight to your heart, and gives you much knowledge. With this book, i have also been touched by Dr.Nopadol's writing many times. Let me go find the final piece of the last jigsaw of my life.Ploy Zae- Founder and Creative Director of C'est Design Studio and best-selling author in Thailand
