Benjamin Gregory

No new information.

Revisado: 04-24-23

This is information that every guy needs to know, but if you watch the Fresh and Fit podcast, or really any red pill content then this is probably nothing new to you.

Myron's performance in this was also a bit rough, where you could tell he was reading from the book instead of how his speech flows naturally. But it doesn't significantly detract from the book and I appreciate any time the author does their own reading.

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RD;PD 2.0

Revisado: 08-21-19

I still disagree with the author on MLM's, but there is some good info here to expand on Rich Dad Poor Dad.
-1 star on story because the advice is repetitive, but still a good listen.

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Basic or bad advice.

Revisado: 04-05-19

Feels like this was written by a prepper that doesn't practice what he preaches. or might not have a clear goal of what they're prepping for.
If you are in a situation where you bug out to the wilderness, gold and silver are going to be as valuable as rocks.
mentions drinking from cactuses and starting friction fires, as if it wasn't plant species dependant.
if you're worried about mauraders, don't keep your gun unloaded.
and lying to your spouse doesn't sound like a healthy relationship.

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Fluff and Puff

Revisado: 02-18-19

Step 1: Get Dave Ramsey's 'Total Money Makeover' Step: 2 : Repeat to yourself "I Can Win! I Feel Great! I. Can. Do. This!" You now have the majority of the content of this book. Chris Hogan is a great motivational speaker, and I would love to hear more stuff narrated by him, but the book itself is kind of useless. I don't feel like I learned anything new.

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Shows its age, reads a bit like a holy text

Revisado: 01-21-19

The book is full of many different parables for its lessons on how to overcome what is holding you back. It takes a lot about both belief and faith both is a spiritual and non-spiritual sense. You have to believe in yourself, etc. Besides that though the parables themselves are significantly dated. A good lot of them are still relevant in modern times for the lesson they are trying to convey, but hearing about people in the U.S. earning $25 a week is a bit out of touch.

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