Matthew D.

Every young aspiring productive human being should read this book

Revisado: 12-29-16

This book contains a myriad nuggets of wisdom and dispels many common misconceptions about the wealthy.

Every young person about to attend college should read this book carefully and with intent before deciding how to map out their life.

It's beautifully narrated, full of research and examples to back up the author's concepts.

It uses common language and is easy to read. The ideas in this book are more than suitable to create an attitude change in the reader.

If you're someone who earns a significant income but feels constantly behind, or like you depend on an occasional infusion of cash from your parents or grandparents, and you're tired and not truly being financially independent, this book is for you. But be forewarned: nothing in this book changes your situation, unless you decide to make changes yourself.

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Timeless classic.

Revisado: 11-16-16

The performance on this version really stands out. I'm a huge Rand Fan so this short novella was a nice respite from her usually long detailed works.

If you are new to Ayn Rand, I suggest you start with one of the heavier, longer titles like Atlas Shrugged, then The Fountainhead, then you'll enjoy this one much more.

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Macheezemo

Revisado: 11-14-16

It was almost too easy to follow. Not as deep in the symbology for which Robert Langdon's expertise would be required.

There are also some real-world things to be feared, brought up in the novel. I won't spoil it for you.

I did enjoy the action, the pace, and the reader was superb. He is one of the very best.

It's not a poor story, don't get me wrong. But to me it just lacked some intangible quality that had hooked me when reading "the lost symbol."

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My love of this book is built out of hate

Revisado: 07-11-16

I spent 30 chapters wondering what the damn book was about, but was unable to quit reading it because of the deliciously pretentious writing style of Rand. I had to know what gave her such motivation to scribble this soap opera out.

It's not a soap opera at all.

It's a masterful work and my mind was manipulated through the whole thing. By the last 3 chapters, all the debauchery seemed to make sense, and I even learned something about myself.

The narrator also is a master of his craft.

The whole thing was a long, embattled process, and I feel better for having listened to it. It's in my top 5 all time books.

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Wackadoo book

Revisado: 10-05-15

Poor performance, reader has an annoying voice and cadence. The material is haphazardly organized, unconfirmed data, and strange concepts presented are not fully explained. Zero entertainment value, and poor story telling. Very frustrating listen.

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Love Jim Collins

Revisado: 06-12-15

Such passion for his work. I've read this one twice now. I just love it

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Great content, well read, could have been shorter

Revisado: 05-20-15

Chris Anderson has a command of the material and is great at reading it. I found the content enlightening and the stories engaging. Somewhat repetitive. Over-reinforced. Could have been shorter but still a great read/listen.

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Super efucational

Revisado: 04-29-15

Mr Hodapp is altogether informative and entertaining. I love how so much history is used to illustrate the truths of masonry.

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Excellent leadership book

Revisado: 04-16-15

Very enlightening. Enacting changes. Loved the book. Already recommended to a friend and family member. Go get it now sir.

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