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Ratings: ★★★★☆ (3.9/5)
Genre: Self-Help, Business Motivation, Personal Development, Success, Psychology

Book Review:
J.H. Brennan's ''Power Play: How to Succeed'' is a classic motivational book from the late 20th century that promises to unlock the secrets of personal power and propel you to ''life at the top.'' Written in a direct, aspirational style characteristic of its era, the book targets anyone who has ever envied the success of others and desires wealth, status, and achievement.

Brennan, presenting himself as a self-made success, shares his ''dynamic techniques'' for overcoming imaginary limitations. The book serves as a step-by-step primer covering a range of self-improvement topics: building a positive self-image, developing a powerful memory, acing job interviews, and strategically climbing the corporate ladder. The core idea is that success is a game -a ''power play''and once you learn the rules and techniques, nothing is beyond your reach.

While some of the references and corporate analogies may feel dated to a modern reader, the fundamental principles of confidence, preparation, and strategic thinking remain relevant. The book's strength is its energetic, can-do attitude designed to motivate the reader into action.

Ideal for fans of vintage self-help literature or those looking for a straightforward, no-nonsense motivational kickstart. It's a product of its time but contains timeless advice on taking control of your personal and professional destiny.