Twin Power 80-99 BT Exc Twin Cam L84-Up XL Chrome Oil Filter H-D 63796-77A 63805-80A 63806-83

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I had to purchase this book for my pre-professional seminar class. This is by far the most helpful book I have actually enjoyed reading for school. This book covers a wide range of topics and is very specific on the steps take to to reach your career goals. As a student who is undeclared I found this book very valuable. I also like the style of writing, the author talks to you like a friend.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2016

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JessS

Lake Worth, US

★★★★★ 3

Now what I was looking for

Format: Paperback

I was looking more for advice on getting from a major with no clear career applications(ie. not doctor, lawyer or teacher) to a career that I would be able to live with and perhaps enjoy. This guide helps you more if you have a pretty clear idea what you want to do and are ready to make a full time job of finding your career, especially if you are not willing to settle for "paying the bills" or "get out of the parents' house". For those of you lucky enough to have not picked a major yet, just remember that picking a major needs to corrolate to getting a job, not just "learning stuff". For everyone else, if you have a dream, seems like this book will help you get there. If you don't yet have a dream, I would strongly suggest tackling that area first. This book mainly just suggests getting a career profile(which is more of other people telling you what you should do, instead of you finding out what you want to do). There's a lot of really helpful and very current information in here. You have to be ready to jump on it though.

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Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2012

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Lydia

Bozeman, US

★★★★★ 5

Outstanding! An absolute must for college students

Format: Paperback

I picked this book up hoping it would prepare me for the job market, which I was already pretty confident about. It was incredibly eye opening, and enlightened me about dozens of things I was overlooking--like using Facebook as my "professional friend" and getting a linkedin account. It was a little stressful seeing how much I could do, but I've been working through the tips one at a time and its really built momentum in my professional brand even as an undergraduate. Now, I have something to do to build my career everyday.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2012

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Vye

Whiting, US

★★★★★ 5

Most liked

Format: Hardcover

Great book

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2026

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C. Jones

Natrona Heights, US

★★★★★ 5

Made Me Examine My Own Hidden Prisons -- Powerful and Empowering

Format: Hardcover

I was fortunate to read Shaka's book early, and it stands as one of the most profound self-help books I've ever encountered. The experience reminded me of reading MAN'S SEARCH FOR MEANING -- that rare combination of beautiful, raw writing paired with hard-earned wisdom born from lived experience. What sets HOW TO BE FREE apart are the "Digging Deeper" sections at the end of each chapter, which offer straightforward, specific guidance for breaking free from the hidden prisons that keep us from reaching our potential. These aren't vague platitudes; they're practical tools you can actually use. While my privileged upbringing couldn't be more different from the experiences Shaka writes about, I quickly discovered that the hidden prisons he explores -- grief, anger, struggles with forgiveness and vulnerability, etc -- are universal. They affect all of us, regardless of our background or circumstances. As someone who loves introspection, I found myself genuinely engaged in examining my own hidden prisons and what holds me back. The book doesn't just tell you about these barriers -- it makes you want to dig into your own. What his journey gave me wasn't just insight, but confidence. If he could find his version of freedom from solitary confinement, then I have no excuse not to pursue mine. The writing itself is incredible -- authentic, compelling, and beautifully crafted. I'd read anything Shaka wrote. This book doesn't just teach you about freedom; it shows you the path to find your own.

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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2025