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Quiet Strength: The Principles, Practices, and Priorities of a Winning Life
by Tony Dungy, Nathan Whitaker
from Tyndale House Publishers

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0

• God Bok
  I study the Bible alot, but ever time I take the test, I get an F. Am I going to hell, Jeff Saturday?

• A Good Use of Time
  I think it's worth it for any sports fan to read. The information about football, the authors' life, and his opinions were written in a way that kept the book interesting to me. There were times when I couldn't put it down. Since the book was written fairly recently, I felt I was getting good, up-to-date information. A lot of the players are still playing for the coach right now. So I would advise reading it as soon as possible before too much time goes on.

• Asks important questions
  My men's group found this study to be a good one for us. While the questions are important and make each individual think about how they themselves must answer, the book is written in a way that it doesn't intimidate anyone. We have everything from high school guys to guys in their early 50s and all found it applicable to their lives. It made for interesting discussions and caused each man to learn something new about himself. Highly recommend.

• Great Book
  Very good book, a great man in the public view, not affraid to express his beliefs.

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