Steven Arthur

A well-told story of history and an amazing life.

Revisado: 07-27-24

Thoroughly written and presented, this is a rich, detailed story of a woman responsible for, among other things, the saving of Abu Simbel. This masterful rescue happened in the late 1960s while I was in high school. It was the subject of a term paper I researched the old fashioned way in the library stacks.
I was fortunate to visit Abu Simbel in person in 1997 during a trip to the Middle East. Breathtaking to say the least.
I highly recommend this book.

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Something for Everyone

Revisado: 07-21-24

The first story was written as to be plausible with enough details from the past mentioned to tie activities happening today as natural in their interactions.
No such thing was present in story two. From nothing sexually to being double fucked and the young programmer acts as if he had only ordered room service,
The last story was predictable because most of us can remember back to a similar time/situation at that age.
In order of preference #1, #3, & #2.

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Too much minutiae

Revisado: 02-25-24

I have read and listened to many books of the Seth material. This is my least favorite. Seems to have included so much useless minutiae just to have enough words to qualify for publication. Disappointing.

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The Advice in This Book Will Improve Your Life Guaranteed.

Revisado: 01-20-24

Almost any topic in this book is unknown or at best misunderstood by the majority of the adult population. The younger you are when you listen and relisten to this the better and easier your life can be.

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Not Adam Grant’s usual standard of writing.

Revisado: 12-13-23

I don’t know which was worse, the story or the narration. Doesn’t matter because I could not go much beyond ? Hours of listening.

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Another 5-Star Hormozi Creation

Revisado: 11-19-23

Like his first 100 Million book this 100 Million is another home run of success strategies tested and perfected by Alex. Pure gold. ⭐️

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What’s Not to Like!

Revisado: 07-09-23

This is my second Ross Edgley audiobook and it did not disappoint. I probably would even enjoy Ross narrating a cookbook he wrote— between the science, facts, improbable situations he gets into, his self-deprecating humor, and his commitment to his fitness, his work provides knowledge while having a laughing good time.

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A Nail Biting Exploration of Human Limits

Revisado: 04-28-23

I have the utmost respect for Ross Edgley and his crew. To do something that no one else ever has done and achieve it without serious harm or delays is the basis for my respect. Along with having a great sense of humor Ross’s story telling is captivating.

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A Worthy Read whether new to the path or a seasoned veteran

Revisado: 12-23-22

Cory conveys his history and his insights in a genuine, heartfelt way. I would heartily recommend this book to my friends.

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A Collection of Dated Cliches When Published in 2008!

Revisado: 12-02-22

The material was threadbare when published in 2008. Being it is not wine or cheese it did not get better with age.

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