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Social Media causes alot of problems but maybe you'll make some money?

Revisado: 03-06-24

This book tries to have it both ways by saying that it's empowering the employees to talk about the company but throws them under the bus whenever they fail. You want to allow failure for execs but anyone else gets destroyed. It takes great strides in talking about the wins but doesn't cover that those same companies had losses that exceeded all gains. Some good points on trust but this book is outdated on all other metrics.

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Somewhat interesting

Revisado: 02-20-24

Some solid information but they kept trying to not blame the people who were using the site. With the view that chasing happiness at all cost means the creator of the book won't follow the stories that lead to anything too negative. This hides about half the story

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Excellent to truth

Revisado: 08-19-22

What a humbling aspect to see the world through the eyes of someone who lived thousands of years ago. the author does a great job of being neutral to our modern interpretations while still holding reverence for the words of God.

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It's always good to read a critique

Revisado: 09-22-21

I think this book does a great job if speaking to the points in howard Zinn's book but falls in certain places by bias in the same way as Zinn. I would still recommend this book highly.

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The highs and lows in detail

Revisado: 09-25-20

You'll hear about victoria over pain, the emotional and the physical. the difference between this and other athletes stories is the overcoming and hardship are equally told.

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Great explanations

Revisado: 09-21-20

Answers all the questions you have and died. Then goes through long form Q&A. with long explanations to the most common myths. For the new regular man or the hardcore gymrat

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Seeing the past as a larger canvas

Revisado: 09-20-20

I read this as an audible plus book and never reading anything from this author before I found it spectacular and very short at 4 hours. The authors other books are a lot longer which makes me interested but not sure if i'm going to get this part in another of his books. I still gave it 5 stars because I didn't have to pay extra for a short but ultra informative ride.

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Good

Revisado: 02-27-20

The allegories are written in a way that you just have s hint of religion. The bar all other books in the genre have to hurdle

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The best of the past is the future

Revisado: 02-23-20

You'll find the same proven methods of saving, risks, and hard work are the key to success.

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The rich are purchasing your attempts at happiness

Revisado: 02-22-20

The wake up call for anyone making less than a many millions of dollars a year. Anand breaks open the myth that's been sold to the world through the manipulation and media. Allowing billionaires more freedom gives them ultimate freedom and everyone else a boot to the neck. Read this book, find out why, tell a friend, and get involved.

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