Book Review: Meee Book Bundle by Sid Madge*

Meee Book Bundle by Sid Madge

[Ad-gifted] In our latest review we have three very interesting and quick to read books. Are you the kind of person that perhaps lack focus? Do you struggle juggling family life? Or are you the person that has a bit of doubt when it comes to reaching your employment goals? Well, if any of these questions result in a yes, you MUST check out these three Meee Books.

These books aren’t about telling you what you’ve done wrong, they are about pointing out handy and simple ways in which you can change day to day things in your life and achieve a positive outcome.

So if you think you could do with making some changes in your life, or if you want to just find a way to make some new positive habits, then read our review as I will briefly explore each book and give you snippets on some of the tips I considered to be most useful. But of course, when you read these books you might find your own remedies that are completely unique to you.  We have also teamed up with the publisher to giveaway a Mee Bundle worth £22 to one of our readers, scroll down to find out how you can win this.

What I thought of the book bundle

I wanted to start with the 60 Ways to Improve your Working Life in 60 Secs. I work from home and as well as blogging I also run my own small start-up business. I struggle to focus and flip from one job to another. In this book, lots of things I try to do are re-affirmed and evaluated, in a way that has me wanting to try all its suggestions. Very early in the book, it tells you the importance of journaling for work. It explains how it allows you to reflect on thoughts you may have had, and really make sense of them when you look back on what you have written.

The main points I found helpful with this book is how each section is titled and then clearly explained how it can be achieved. You could apply all or just some to your work life, but they feel as though they would work, unlike other books I have read that seem to give advice that feels slightly ‘pie in the sky’.

The next book is 60 ways to Improve your Life in 60 secs. In this book, I felt as though it was really trying to encourage applying positive thinking to your everyday life. I actually practice creative visualisation (although perhaps not enough), which allows me to draw in lots of positive thoughts into where I see myself going forward. With this book, i found that it guides you to use positivity as a day to day solution to feeling better and getting things around you more organised,

In this book, I drew from the fact that it used psychology in a simple way to help you re-order your life! It shows you how to make changes that you might otherwise feel frightened to do, if they hadn’t been written down for you to read. One which I found really helpful was on page 86, Stuff to Give Up. In particular, I found the “stop complaining” bit helpful, it’s something I do a lot of but when I hear my children doing it too, I know it is not a good one to carry on with. So not only does it perhaps point out things you might already know you need to change, but it gives you good explanations as to why!

Book three is 60 Ways to Improve your Family Life in 60 secs talks about the thing I value most, family. I loved reading this book and was pleased to see that we actually already do some of the things that had been suggested. But there was one suggestion that I know as a parent I need to change, which was highlighted in the book; it was about focus. Focusing on the wrong things isn’t helpful for your children and I know I am guilty of this, like when they leave their shoes in the middle of floor or all their clothes wherever they have been. Sid Madge explains how that focus on the negative becomes your only reality if you let it whereas if you try to put it aside and focus on the good things that your children do – this is what becomes your reality.

All three of these books can provide anyone with a great pedagogy of life. You are set as you can apply it to work, life and family, and they are small and easily fit in your bag, so you can draw upon them whenever you feel like you need reminding on some positivity. If you think you’d love these either for yourself or a gift, keep reading and we’ll let you know where you can get yours.

Where can you buy this bundle of Meee in a minute books, by Sid Madge? 

You can buy the books here.

How much do the three Meee in a Minute book cost? 

The bundle of three costs £22 or you can individually buy each book for just £8 (with free UK delivery).

Here’s how you can win yourself this book bundle worth £22

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Book details

About Sid Madge

Believe it or not Sid Madge comes from a background in branding, which you may wonder how this applies to ways in which you can improve your life, but this actually makes him perfect to have written these three books. His background over the years has meant that he has looked for the best ways in which a particular company or brand can promote itself and allow it to shine. This has been reworked to help people essentially rebrand themselves and into their true form and really appreciate who they are.

He has used all his branding skills along with the use of psychology, sociology and neuroscience to create the Meee Program, which has been used for the last decade to encourage businesses, young people and adults to see their potential and harness their belief in their abilities and how to use it in their everyday lives in order to create themselves a better future.

Review by: Lex Ward

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*We were sent a copy of the book in return for a feature. All opinions are our own.