David London

Great content, listen at 1.5x speed

Revisado: 04-14-24

This book was very interesting. Some very new and concrete ways to communicate your feelings and move forward with others. The speaker is so incredibly slow that I listened to it at 1.5x speed and that sounded normal.

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Great, simple book on mindfulness especially for beginners

Revisado: 09-14-23

Really enjoyed this. As a beginner to mindfulness and an athlete/enthusiast it really helped me get started.

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Good content but not clear to the point

Revisado: 06-30-23

The content and purpose of the book was good enough. But it was too theoretical and clinical for me. It was more than two-thirds into the book when they finally talked about how to apply the learning, and even then they kept bouncing back and forth to the theoretical.

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Very well researched with great examples

Revisado: 07-21-22

What I liked about this book compared to many business books is that their research was broad and credible, and the examples they used really helped to understand the points. It went on a bit of a tangent every now and then, but that’s okay.

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Great content, too verbose

Revisado: 12-03-21

The concept of checklists is great and helpful. However, this could have been an hour piccata not a book. The author often goes into excruciating detail about stores that don’t further our understanding of checklists. It seems like the intended audience for this book is more doctors than anyone else.

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Interesting, but mostly outdated by this time

Revisado: 03-13-21

It was great to hear the story and I feel more knowledgeable about SalesForce. However, this doesn’t translate too well 10 years later, as most is common knowledge now. Plus, at times, it felt like he was patting himself on the back for a whole chapter.

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Fish out of water complains about everything

Revisado: 10-07-20

The author is a fish out of water joining a tech company, and basically complains about everything that he experiences. He admittedly joined a tech startup after losing his job in journalism to make more money and see upside. It's clearly not a good fit.

I was hoping for more insights on the experience and the author's exploration of why things are this way. But he seemed to offer none and just complained about the minutia of all interactions.

It was well written, well narrated, and I laughed out loud a couple times. For that, you get a second star.

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Good information, but too many and too high level

Revisado: 09-14-20

This is good content for anyone to know. It just seemed to try and cover too many topics, so each is very quick and superficial. Very helpful to know what exists, and then you can do more research.

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