Susan R. (Sue-in-AZ) -
Helpful Score: 2
This was a really fast read. A number of essays that directly apply to business, but could easily apply to any endeavor in your life.
Written by 33 authors - some I already liked, some I already disliked, and some I never heard of. The book doesn't identify which essays are written by which authors, which was probably a good idea - I would definitely have cherry picked the authors I like over anyone else.
But even more interesting, while I liked and appreciated most of the essays, there were a few that I absolutely disagreed with. I would have loved to been able to see who wrote those essays - maybe change my mind about some authors, maybe not.
All in all, a very worthwhile read.
Written by 33 authors - some I already liked, some I already disliked, and some I never heard of. The book doesn't identify which essays are written by which authors, which was probably a good idea - I would definitely have cherry picked the authors I like over anyone else.
But even more interesting, while I liked and appreciated most of the essays, there were a few that I absolutely disagreed with. I would have loved to been able to see who wrote those essays - maybe change my mind about some authors, maybe not.
All in all, a very worthwhile read.
Lori H. reviewed The Big Moo: Stop Trying to Be Perfect and Start Being Remarkable on + 7 more book reviews
really haven't even looke @ it
