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spendude's review against another edition
emotional
hopeful
informative
inspiring
lighthearted
reflective
medium-paced
3.25
epthot's review
3.0
i zoned out a little during this book but i did enjoy it. he does a good job of making a self help book humorous. did take away some things
steffiko's review
2.0
I would probably discuss a lot with the author in real life because the ideas that he put in this book are controversial and I don’t agree with all of them.
I'm giving it 2 stars though because I liked the idea that we are wrong all the time and can only improve, as well as the importance of saying no. However, these concepts are nothing new, and even though it was a short book, I struggled to get through it.
I'm giving it 2 stars though because I liked the idea that we are wrong all the time and can only improve, as well as the importance of saying no. However, these concepts are nothing new, and even though it was a short book, I struggled to get through it.
cshilney's review
4.0
Hilarious at first but the charm and humor stop about a quarter in, and then the book becomes more of a self-help book which the author had previously admonished. Good advice speckled throughout and I can see this being a good book to reference every now and then to ground someone. I disagree with the parting message around “leaving a legacy” but agree with the sentiment of trying to leave the world better off than before.
jmariecapdem's review
4.0
I liked it! It gives a practical approach on how to improve oneself and push harder without having to compare with others. It also does not matter how many times we fail, it's making something happen will help us succeed.