Adam

Great book and well read

Revisado: 04-18-25

Great story and insight into business operations relating to real estate and hospitality. Well read. Enjoyed it.

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Random laughs and in fluxes in speaking tone and intonation annoying

Revisado: 04-04-25

Overall good book but the random and expensive laughing and spikes in speaking tone by the narrator are quite annoying.. Would much prefer without! It doesn't add value to the story, rather its quite distracting.

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Just not worth the buy or listen really...

Revisado: 09-11-24

Overall really didn't enjoy this one, and glad to finish it! I like to give all books their shot, even ones that are not enjoyable. It's not my first Ryan Holiday book but will be my last. I'll keep the review short and simple (like this book) - too basic, too much repeating, too much football (I get it, Ryan likes football lol), and a random Tim Ferris podcast tossed in the end credits.. This is a book that I simply won't remember as it didn't provide any intrinsic value imo.

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Interesting but hit or miss

Revisado: 07-21-24

I understand the era this book was written in, however it's a bit contradictory to support Rockefellers as positive, yet knock the education system, as it's structurally backed by that family.

Otherwise the woman repeating and/or elaborating throughout felt unnecessary, distracting, and a tad annoying.

Neat book otherwise, but haven't as much enjoyed it as other Hill books.

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Simple and digestible, Motivational and wise at times

Revisado: 06-25-24

Well performed. Simple concepts that are also beautifully wise and timeless. Robin puts things together in a way that makes them very digesible. A few of the personal antidotes lost me as I felt they ran a bit long and weren't providing as much relatable or relevant value in the short time I'm listening to the book. Personally I preferred the first half of the book, it started really strong, then slowly began to lose me, as the direct/straight forward motivation and wisdom turned into more of a blended personal journey/tale. When listening to a book I don't mind stories, but prefer them short and sweet, then back to delivering value focused information.

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thorough and well put together, easy to comprehend

Revisado: 05-14-24

came as a recommendation and very pleased with the content and performance of the audiobook. highly recommended

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Came as a recommendation, more than I expected!

Revisado: 01-17-23

Enjoyed this more than I expected.. Came as a recommendation from a friend. Well written and well narrated. Would even go back to re-listen to some chapters.

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Takes the listener along for the journey

Revisado: 01-10-21

Really enjoyed this audiobook.. it takes the listener along for the journey. And as someone that has have similar psychedelic experiences I can really appreciate the effort that has gone into articulating, as best the author could, these experiences to The Listener / reader. This is an excellent step in the direction of bringing more awareness to the transcendental benefits of psychedelics.

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Another great book from Paulo Coelho

Revisado: 10-31-20

Always enjoy the work of Paulo Coelho, this is no exception. A nice short quick listen but well worth the purchase.

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Enjoyable Egyptian History Book

Revisado: 08-10-19

my only complaint with this book is that the lecture / author tends to state certain things as factual when they actually are not entirely accurate. So if you're willing to take some of the information with a grain of salt, and Google search to find all relevant facts around what's being discussed, then the book is enjoyable. For example the lecturer notes certain stone structures buildings as being the oldest discovered, but in fact the ones being mentioned are on a list of 10 oldest structures, but certainly they are not the oldest discovered to date. Little inaccuracies such as this make it a bit tedious to listen to a book and then have to research what's being discussed to confirm it's accurate.

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