Book Review: One Life by Tina Tower
One Life Book Summary
We have one life. One chance to live fully, experience this journey and make a positive impact on the world. This is for the people who want it all. The full human experience.
If you want a big life where you can break through the fear to let your light shine, this book is for you. If you want a passionate marriage, a close relationship with your children, a core group of ride-or-die friends, financial security, a business you love, freedom with your time and the feeling of fulfilling your life's purpose, this book will show you how. Like some people find religion, Tina Tower first found personal development as a teenager and has been on a quest to live her best life ever since. In One Life, Tina will share with you:
Why she had to leave home at 13
How she started, scaled and sold businesses
How her National Franchise company turned from a dream into a nightmare
Why she moved from a city to a farm for five years
The importance of financial independence and how she became a millionaire before her 35th birthday.
How to get past the guilt of living the life that YOU really want.
The experience of travelling to 28 countries over nine months with her family.
How your past doesn't have to define your future.
How to break through your fear and step into your potential.
You only have one life. Will you really live it?
My Review
One Life is an intriguing and great insight into the life of an entrepreneur.
Tina is very raw and honest with us, sharing the ups and downs of running a business. She particularly shares her experience with her family and the challenges she faced franchising her business. (Honestly I gasped in one of the sections. Could probably make her life into a Netflix Mini Series. )
And from those experiences has she grown and learnt many things, which then she passes onto us as the reader. This is one of those books where you wouldn’t need to whip out your notebook and start taking notes frantically.
If I was to compare this to her other book, Million Dollar Micro Business, that book is more strategy focused. Whereas this is more a come along for this journey of Tina’s life. You’ll laugh, you’ll be shocked and you’ll probably relate to Tina.
But you’ll also walk away with many things to think about when it comes to living your own life.
