Mumu

Phenomenal book

Revisado: 03-23-25

This is an incredible book that breaks down strategy across seperate industries. I learned alot and it reinforced several principles I previously learned in the military.

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short concise and well read

Revisado: 01-31-25

play this on a loop for it to stick, already listened to it 3 times. this is a great audio experience.

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Just speed up the Audio player

Revisado: 01-28-25

I would strongly recommend listeners to increase the player speed to 1.20-1.40 to have a better listening experience. other than that it was an original detailed approach to financial literacy. what these guys are doing is necessary work for the community and I will always support. they inspire me everyday.

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This book is the red pill

Revisado: 11-10-24

this book was compelling, graphic, and fascinating. I don't necessarily agree with all of the conclusions that the author describes on the nature of the "visitors" and why they are here, but I learned a great deal. I strongly recommend everyone read this with an open mind, and understand that in the near future disclosure will occur then this literature may become one of the most important books of our generation.

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So many lessons learned

Revisado: 10-29-23

I would describe this book as incredible, dramatic, optimistic, and important. This highly entertaining biography was a Master class in self determination.

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The Respect She Deserves

Revisado: 12-16-20

This book was an incredible gift of knowledge to the reader. The narration was perfect, and far greater than the many other Harriet Tubman books that I have listened to. This book captures more of Harriet Tubman as a person and not a simple folktale. This needs to be circulated through every public school in the nation. the Author did this woman Justice and the Narrator brought her to life!

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CLOWNISH DISGUSTING AND BELITTLING

Revisado: 11-13-20

This is the Worst narration I have ever heard on Audible. Every time the narrator uses inflection in his voice he overreacts and comes off very condescending. This is a really important story in American history which deserves a more respectful representation. The black person voice interpretations are clownish,  disgusting, and belittling. Casually Using terms like African Savage, and poor creatures to describe black people speaks to the callus indifference of this entire work. I am thoroughly disappointed, this feels more like a black Forest Gump folk lore than a practical account of an American hero.

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Unfiltered History lesson

Revisado: 10-30-20

The narrator did a phenomenal job with this book. Laurence Fishburne did so much more than tell the story, he brought it to life by speaking with deep passion, enthusiasm and authority. This is the single best narration that I have heard not spoken by the actual author.

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Far too repetitive

Revisado: 03-26-20

this book was incredibly repetitive and I feel like I learned everything I needed to know by the 3rd chapter

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One man's opinion, while sitting on the toilet

Revisado: 06-29-19

1. the audio sounds like he recorded this while sitting in the bathroom and I never got over it.

2. this was the single most unorganized book I have ever listened to.

3. instead of sharing his specific stories or examples or even research the author told us what is best. no context, we should simply do it because he knows best.

very disappointing listen

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