The 12 Traits of the Greats

Mastering The Qualities Of Uncommon Achievers

By: Dave Martin, Myles Munroe, Darryl Strawberry, Scot Anderson, Marc Mero, Obed Martinez, Steven Furtick, Diamond Dallas Page, Casey Treat

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

“Dave Martin understands what it takes to be great in life. The principles he shares are simple, but the results you will receive are uncommon. If you could only read one book this year, you have it in your hands.” —John C. Maxwell

You Were Meant for Greatness!

Dave Martin, your success coach, identifies 12 common traits from the most innovative and respected leaders and achievers of our time. From the sports field to the battlefield to the business arena and beyond, this book provides uncommon wisdom for reaching the extraordinary.

Discover the amazing principles that have led people from all walks of life to achievement, success, and greatness. Let Dr. Dave coach you in the traits he has learned from the lives of the greats that have led him to success in business, ministry, and life.

Eye-Opening on Generosity and Personal Growth

I thoroughly enjoyed The 12 Traits of the Greats by Dave Martin, especially in the area where I personally struggle the most—generosity. This book dives deep into what it means to be truly great, not just in terms of success, but in character and contribution. The principles laid out are both practical and inspiring, offering tangible steps to improve your life. What stood out most to me was how it challenged my perspective on giving, showing me how generosity is a powerful tool for growth, not just for others but for myself as well. The narration kept me engaged, and the stories and examples provided brought the lessons to life. Highly recommended for anyone serious about self-improvement and living a life of impact!

Great Leasons to Live By

AI generated narration was sufficient for a book of this type. It was especially interesting when it read Warren Buffet’s name as though I should take advice from someone named after a method of presenting food as opposed to the multi-billionaire 😉. Dave Martin definitely highlighted the traits I find most valuable in the success of our leaders today. He provides practical wisdom that I can easily apply in my own life. I took a lot of notes for my daily life reflections. I was inspired and motivated by the content and went ahead and bought the hard copy to add my own notes and reflective thoughts to. I also bought this book for the young people in my life who I thought could use the wisdom. Dr. Martin explains the same ideas that I have better than I can.

Disappointed

Nothing new and theologically flawed. Along the line of prosperity gospel. Feels like I am listening to televangelist pitch for giving and prosperity.