Rhinoceros Success : the Secret to Charging Full Speed Toward Every Opportunity Hardcover – January 1, 2003

I’ve read a lot of books similar to this, but this one is funny and just plain fun to read. Favorite book I’ve read this year!

One of the standout aspects of the book is its structure, which provides a clear, step-by-step framework for changing habits—starting with identifying your current behaviors, creating cues, and making small adjustments that compound over time. It’s empowering to see how minor shifts in mindset and behavior can lead to lasting, positive change.For anyone looking to improve their life in a manageable and effective way, "Rhinoceros success" is a must-read. Clear’s straightforward and encouraging tone makes it an excellent resource for both beginners and those already familiar with habit-building strategies.

I’ve read this like 20 times it’s a easy quick read and it’s funny and enjoyable

I enjoyed the book for the humor it added with a lot of the illustrations. I think it touches on a book to add some positivity to your life and doesn't teach too much about being better at business. It just tells you basic informatiom that you can likely find anywhere on the internet. Take charge of your life, your attitude and way of thinking determines how you see yourself, have a healthy life of exercise and eating well. It doesn't teach anything groundbreaking or enlightening, but I enjoyed the humor of it and understood from the foreword it wasn't your traditional business or leadership book. It was nice to have a book that is an easy read and providing a little humor at the same time. I'd still recommend it for the experience of reading it for the opportunity to read it.

After reading this book, you will be trying to get your hands on more copies to give to friends. Many top companies are now providing, or recommending, this book to their top staff members. In fact one high profile business owner has stated that, "I require our new people to read this book when they start working on my team."The book has been a life changer for multitudes of people such as Bear Grylls, whose mother gave him a copy of the book for his 10th birthday. He has made a point of re-reading it every year since. Bear went on to become the youngest Briton to climb Mount Everest, doing so at age 23. Today Bear Grylls is a best selling author, an international motivational speaker, and the host of the television series Man vs. Wild, known as Born Survivor in the United Kingdom.This is not a long book, and that`s intentional. In fact, you can read this book in one sitting. If you are serious about success, you should read this book on a regular basis. Its brevity and simplicity are its strength.The rhinoceros is used as an example throughout the book because they tolerate no natural predators in the animal kingdom. Not only are they covered with a thick skin, but they are the very definition of toughness and brute force and they are equipped with a deadly horn should it be needed. The author compares the rhino's attributes against the complacence of cows. If there is an animal to emulate greatness it's the rhino, not the cow.There are many - too many - books about success and motivation, but this one goes to the heart of the matter. This book should be in your library of success, and at the end of your tongue should a prospective employer ask about books you have read.

Rhinoceros success is such a great book, written at a sixth grade level, everyone looking to understand the difference between successful minded people and average thinking, this is the perfect gift for any child or young adult to understand the difference your attitude makes in your path towards successful adulthood. Also, for any adult, this is also a very inspiring, entertaining and logical book to refresh your understanding of good versus evil or mindfully put, positive versus negative. We are who we hang around. Be careful who you listen to and take advice from. If they don't have what you want or live the way you want, find someone else to be your mentor! This book will help you understand this philosophy.

Not really for someone looking for career type motivation. I wish i could return it but since i read it, my integrity is getting the best of me.

Get stuff done, charge with full force at one thing, stop complaining, charge on. No need for 200 - 300 pages explaining the philosophy. Not ground-breaking but fun book and easy to refer back to when you need a boost.If you need to rest your hooves, go read the one star reviews. ;)