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Great narrative on how to be successful in life!

Revisado: 11-14-19

Wonderful book. Great stories and great learning opportunities on how to become successful. Highly recommended.

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Narrator tough to listen to.

Revisado: 01-18-19

I really struggled to listen to this book due to the narrator emphasizing nearly every word. It kills the flow and took my mind off the story due to focusing every time he emphasizes a word, which is nearly once or twice per sentence. Unfortunately it's hard to be objective with the book when that made it super hard to listen in the first place. I would highly suggest listening to a passage or two before buying the audiobook. It might make more sense for you to buy the hard copy if you struggle to listen to the narrator as I did.

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annoying music during voice over.

Revisado: 12-13-18

what is with the music during the reading? Very distracting and annoying. Otherwise it might receive five stars. But this was absolutely annoying.

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Solid book - unique material

Revisado: 09-20-18

This was a pretty good book. the narrator was a little dull but it was interesting to know that expertise is more important than passion when it comes to loving your work. I also enjoyed the real life suggestions on how to go about becoming better in your field of work. Some examples a little long winded but overall I 5hink the book is worth a listen or read.

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Worth listening to over and over

Revisado: 08-27-18

I've now listened to this audiobook 3 times and tend to fall back to it when I need a pick me up. It's unbelievably insightful and well read by Gary Vee himself. Incredible breakdown of real world examples and great theory on how to improve online marketing. Good for anyone from a flower shop owner to a wannabe influencer. Great tips and great candor on how to succeed in biz. Highly recommended.

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Depressing

Revisado: 08-27-18

I wonder if I was in the wrong state of mind but this book made me very depressed and worried that what I was doing in life met the standard of the author. It felt very judging. I was looking for more of an uplifting, this is how you make your life rich, type of book. In the end, I just felt like I could never achieve what the author considers enlightenment and therefore would be considered a failure. I guess I just didn't care for how the theory was broken down. Not for me. I wouldn't say I have a fragile ego either. I just ft lielke the story was told a s a guilt trip rather than a personal finance self-help book.

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Great examples, very motivational.

Revisado: 05-21-18

Great book. Gave a lot of real-world principles that can easily be put to use in other parts of life. Just a great book demonstrating small steps eventually equal large breakthroughs. Great book for those who just can't seem to get started. How do you eat an elephant? One small bite at a time.

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Boring Narrator

Revisado: 05-21-18

This book was made nearly impossible to finish due to a very boring narrator. It felt like someone was reading a physics text book to me. Very sterile and dry. It rendered the book unlistenable to me. I had to give up a little over halfway through. It just felt like a waste of my time to keep going.

The book itself was pretty sedate too. Not a lot of tools to think big. Mostly just examples of people thinking small and how that's bad.

Not a lot to offer here. Not very beneficial to me. Get Grant Cardone's book, "10X", if you want to be inspired and educated.

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Nice performance with a repetitive story

Revisado: 03-15-18

Overall the performance was good and the story was good, but it was a bit redundant. Basically dad and daughter go to Alaska multiple times and each time seems relatively similar. The book was worth the time but it was just average in my opinion.

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Ho-Hum....

Revisado: 02-09-18

I would have to say I was just mildly enamored by this book. I feel like there wasn't a lot of practical exercises on how to find the why. Maybe I missed the point on most of the book but I got the impression that I should "just find your customer's 'why'" or "just find your 'why'". I think that's the difficult part that I was hoping to get a little more direction with.

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