Your mind requires exercise. Without stretching the “muscles of your mind”, life becomes a cycle of endless routine. Learn how to think, what to think about and why you need to feed your brain every single day with a 55 minute per day action plan. Saul Jacobson is a veteran broadcaster, public speaker, mentor and entrepreneur. His keynote speeches and seminars have received international acclaim. You can meet Saul on his website at http://www.masterpresenter.net (“I read “He Made Me Think” from cover to cover, then read it again, this time with my little sticky notes on hand. There are too many favourite chapters to mention, but suffice it to say they are all safely ‘tagged’ for future “thinking”. This book will be a reference for me – and recommended to all.” R. Davey)

Your mind requires exercise. Without stretching the "muscles of your mind", life becomes a cycle of endless routine. Learn how to think, what to think about and why you need to feed your brain every single day with a 55 minute per day action plan. Saul Jacobson is a veteran broadcaster, public speaker, mentor and entrepreneur. His keynote speeches and seminars have received international acclaim. You can meet Saul on his website at ("I read "He Made Me Think" from cover to cover, then read it again, this time with my little sticky notes on hand. There are too many favourite chapters to mention, but suffice it to say they are all safely 'tagged' for future "thinking". This book will be a reference for me - and recommended to all." R. Davey)

Your mind requires exercise. Without stretching the “muscles of your mind”, life becomes a cycle of endless routine. Learn how to think, what to think about and why you need to feed your brain every single day with a 55 minute per day action plan. Saul Jacobson is a veteran broadcaster, public speaker, mentor and entrepreneur. His keynote speeches and seminars have received international acclaim. You can meet Saul on his website at http://www.masterpresenter.net (“I read “He Made Me Think” from cover to cover, then read it again, this time with my little sticky notes on hand. There are too many favourite chapters to mention, but suffice it to say they are all safely ‘tagged’ for future “thinking”. This book will be a reference for me – and recommended to all.” R. Davey)