Where's My Mustard? How to Let Go, Attract and Achieve

Once again Amy Lee Miller hit a home run!! Her newest book “Where’s My Mustard?” Is a must read. How to Let Go, Attract and Achieve is a lesson we all need to learn. I love how the Author shares with us, personal challenges of her past and how she overcame them to become the confident women she is today. I learned that life challenges good or bad can be tools to change our mindsets for the better. We are responsible for our own happiness and if we give ourselves what we need, we don’t have to look for outside validation. If you think its time to start your journey of Self-Empowerment and Self-Love, please start by reading this book.

After starting reading this book, I fall in love with it right away. Everything Amy mentioned I felt she was talking about “Me”. What is great about this book is the author was not afraid to confront herself and used it as a mirror as I saw exactly what I was going through and made me starting thinking what I could had done differently and what will I do. It is so inspirational, easy to understand yet very deep. It makes me want to talk about my fear, my anger, my sadness and it is totally ok to do so. I highly recommended as this book worth so much more after reading it.

Amy is an excellent writer. I love the moments in her book when she shares personal stories. Her stories are honest, interesting, and aid in illustrating her thoughts and points throughout the book. At the end of each chapter she offers exercises and encouragements to bring thoughts and action into your life to help you take that next step. This book helps build your confidence and helps you believe that you can pursue and achieve your goals! I highly recommend this book!

Where's My Mustard? is a very uplifting and inspiring book. It's an easy read yet full of excellent ideas and tools for personal growth and moving forward in life and/or career. The author shares many of her own experiences, challenges and feelings and how she has been able to overcome things that were holding her back and turn them into positive choices in her life and career. Great read.

Amy’s philosophy on success is simple, forthright, and inspiring. She employs personal anecdotes and an economy of language that makes anything seem possible— which is her ethos & mission. Highly recommend for anyone looking to make a change, but does not know where to start. Buying this book can be step 1.

Wow, such great perspectives within just the first few pages I have read so far. I am able to relate to the concept of changing fear to curiosity and how this empowers you. I feel this would be a great required read for high schoolers along with professionals.

I was first came across Amy Miller's work on her You Tube channel. There I found her to be genuine, interesting and honest to a fault. Her Where's My Mustard? book, like her hundreds of videos, offers simple yet essential advice on how to be happy or happier and how to make your life what you want it to be.
What separates her book from many others of its type is that she opens her self up, sharing her struggles, challenges and the various paths she has found to get out of life's mazes. A sign of good writing is when you can feel the author's joy and pain as you read the words. Clearly this book makes you feel.
I would give it six stars if that was an option.

Whoever is reading this review…do yourself a very pleasant favor, order this delicious and so powerful at many levels book. I promise you, you won’t regret. It came out at the perfect time in my life. It just gave the finale a strongest push for realizing my latest dreams. Thank you Amy Lee Miller for sharing with us your brilliant mind and your sweet heart and soul. So appreciated ❤️

Amy's book really hit home for me. I relate to her stories and personal experiences a lot and her book really put into perspective how I was allowing others in my life to hold me back. This book gave me the courage to take the step, just the first step, to go down a better pathway in my life. Her advice is based on her experiences and says what we all really know deep down but may be too afraid to do. This book came into my life at the perfect time and I am so glad I read it. I could read it every day to help me stay positive, motivated, and encouraged. I highly recommend this book!

This book will teach you exactly how to streamline the hiring process and do it the right way.

The  beginning of the book lays a solid foundation that’s crucial for truly  understanding and internalizing the lessons taught later on.

Ready  Set Recruit should be a required read for all managers if you seek to  save time and money in the hiring process at your company.

This  book was thought provoking and it provided great insight into making  recruiting work.  It was also an easy an interesting read, which made  the advice that much better!  The author's storytelling created context  for each point and set the stage for using these tactics in your own  life.  Highly recommended!

A useful guide for hiring managers to not only find the  right candidate, but also to help develop into a better interviewer. As a  sales manager without any hiring training, I wish I had read this  sooner. From understanding my own needs, to practical interview tips, to  red flags, I learned a lot from the book.  The Reflection questions at  the end of each chapter were helpful for some self-discovery. The  Exercises put each chapter's learning into practice and starts to  establish a framework for an interview process that is unique to me.  Reading from a recruiter's perspective was eye opening, and I feel more  confident about finding my next hire after reading Ready Set Recruit.

As a hiring manager who has reviewed thousands of resumes and  conducted hundreds of interviews, I really appreciate the candor and  perspective Amy Miller brings to her role as a recruiter.  She does an  excellent job walking through the layers of communication and  expectation-setting necessary for a highly productive recruiter/hiring  manager relationship.  For any new hiring manager (or for anyone who  wants to make consistently better hires), I highly recommend this book! 

Easy reading with each chapter that left me wanting more!  I enjoyed the  personal stories and reflection.  As a hiring manager, I found Amy’s  process to be refreshing and I am excited to implement her method.

There's plenty of value in Amy Miller's recruiting book. She shares her vast experience in the field, giving many do's and don't, shortcuts and tips for the hiring manager. She clearly details the process step by step and communicates all with her easy to read writing style.

Her book is user friendly with exercises at the end of each chapter and she offers a chance for readers to reach out to her directly as well.

I found her motivational tone inspiring and the life lessons she wove through the book quite interesting.

I've been a boss throughout my career and hired and fired numerous people. I, of course, had no training in interviewing, evaluating or assessing strengths and weaknesses of candidates. Pretty much relied on my gut. I also had many other responsibilities. I had good hires and regrettable ones. I wish I had Ms. Miller's book back then. It would have saved me time, energy and stress in the hiring processes. Highly recommend to anyone responsible for hiring.

This book is written with insight and flair and accomplishes the task of making recruitment interesting and new. Amy blends both an introspective- and birds eye- view of recruitment success, evolving strategy, reminding us of the importance of both working together and thinking outside the box to produce the best outcomes. There is something in this book for professionals everywhere!

I am loving this book. Amy's voice is smart, down-to-earth, and her arguments are fluid and supportive. 10 out of 10 recommend this book whether you are on the hiring side and want to recruit the right people for your team, or if you are on the candidate side and want to understand what makes hiring mangers tic.

Amy also offers a lot of insight and personal stories that put all of her philosophies in practice.