The Power Based Life by Mike Flynt Book Review

One of my new year’s resolutions was to read more (when I found the time from caring for a baby, starting a new business, etc.), and this was the first book on my to-read list. This was an easy read, as it was completed in 2 days.


The Power-Based Life by Mike Flynt is filled with scriptural support to help guide you in improving your body, mind and spirit. Flynt challenges you to look closely at yourself and take inventory on areas that need improvement. He stresses, based on his own example, that it is never too late to pursue your dreams.

One reason I was able to read and stick with this book is that Flynt writes in a conversational style, where he is talking to you as if you were sitting down and having a personal conversation with him. I find with this style of writing that as a reader, I can relate to what he is saying and take in more. I also like how he shares his own personal experiences and stories, and relates these to how you can improve your life, as he has.

I would highly suggest that you pick up this book if self-improvement is one of your new year’s resolutions.



About the Author:

Mike Flynt played football for Permian high School in Odessa, TX, where he helped start a winning tradition, inspiring Friday Night Lights. In 2007, at the age of fifty-nine, Mike received national attention by returning to his college alma mater, Sul Ross State University, to play his senior year, becoming the oldest contributing member of a college football team in NCAA history. Today, Mike's company, Powerbase Fitness, LLC, helps people live better, more productive lives through strength training.


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