Listened to the audio book, and at a quick 3+ hours total run time, you can't really go wrong. There isn't anything earth-shattering that isn't already covered in some form or fashion in similar books, though the concise "notes" the narrator summarizes throughout are memorable and contained some sou

A bloated read on "think different." The only two items I really pulled from the book were the differences in mindset between "thinking like an employee" (narrow vision, narrow scope) and "thinking like a millionaire business person" (big picture thinking). By itself, that type of thinking is useles

This is a pretty good book. It has good information. Nothing new, however good information well organized and communicated. Anyone who will seriously apply it will see results. I fear that most people will read or listen to it and do nothing or just poke and prod it. It's something that only has val

I haven't read too many of these types of books, so I have little to compare with. I felt that this book was insightful regarding some of the key attributes required to succeed as an entrepreneur, but it is quite cheesy. Unfortunately, I got to the part in the book that said 80 hour work weeks were

It is another boring, superficial self-help in annoying dialogue form.
But it was kinda ok in the audiobook x2 speed for the background noise when there's a lack of choice in audiobooks.