Matt Stefanik

Stopped listening after "Good leaders invest in DEI programs."

Revisado: 02-14-24

The content was great and the stories were entertaining until he starting promoting racist DEI programs in the workplace and how to make trannies feel safe. We're all so sick of this divisive, racist, anti-Christian war against decency and traditional nuclear family values. I will not participate in this nonsense so I'm not listening any further but I'm guessing it's just a matter of time before he gets into the ESG scam as well.

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Just Awful

Revisado: 06-20-21

This book sounds like a bad free ebook written by a foreigner who then hired someone off of fiverr to read.

Want to raise money? Have a bake sale, bake that shit so good it's irresistible and then people will HAVE to donate. Be sure to thank those that donated because without them your fundraising objectives could not have had the success you desire. Dead serious advice from this book.

So, if you want more gems like this, get this book.

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A must read for every startup

Revisado: 05-24-17

Because I consume 60-80 books per year, I typically judge a book by the notes I take. If I don't take a lot of notes, I didn't take away very much or the content didn't provoke many new ideas. Not only did I take lots of notes but I took away a laundry list of new ideas and concepts to test with our own startup. I'll be ordering the print version as well to keep as a desk reference. Well done, guys and thank you!

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Radically different, but profound

Revisado: 02-12-17

It's a very interesting take on forgiveness and why things happen to us in the first place. What I love about the process is its very empowering to the the forgiver because it gives them control. It helps people go from a level 1 consciousness (victimhood - life happens to me) to level 2 (manifesting - life happens for me by me). I highly recommend this book to anyone seeking to raise their and the collective consciousness.

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Best book on startups

Revisado: 08-04-16

Been through about a dozen books on startups and this is by far the most useful and practical for helping doing exactly as the title suggests - getting traction. I know I'll be referring back to this book and going through it again and again.

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Interesting Perspective

Revisado: 07-08-16

I've always been in the positive thinking, "Believe and Achieve," "Think and Grow Rich" camp and I know the correlation it's had to my own life's journey. However, I can certainly appreciate the differenct and opposing perspectives here.

I think some people have the misconception that, although we're all essentially after the same thing, there's only one way to go about it. I don't believe in a one-size-fits-all approach to life, happiness, success, etc. Find what makes sense to you.

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Wholeheartedly Disagree

Revisado: 07-04-16

The whole premise of this book is to convince the reader that successful people such as Bill Gates and the Beatles were more products of fortunate situations and less of their own doing, which is total whiny socialist b.s., and anecdotal at best. What about the rest of us?

The author asks, "what would happen if a million other kids got endless access to a computer at 13 years old at the same time like Bill Gates?"

Take a look around you. How do you explain away the lack of success of millions of people with the same abundant opportunity as the rest of us? It is up to the attitude, determination, and work of the individual. The premise of this book mirrors the socialist remarks undermining the remarkability of Americans made be the president, both of which are anti-American.

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Excellent

Revisado: 06-02-16

I love books on success and achievement, and this is the first one I can recall ever delving into grit as part of the process. Grit has to be one of the defining characteristics of every entrepreneur.

This book has very interesting content, good stories, and is well read. I definitely recommend it to all interested in success.

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What every speaker needs to know

Revisado: 05-10-16

I watch a lot of TED talks on Netflix for the content but also because I speak at events and want to get better. This book just really made it so much easier for me. The only way your next talk won't be a remarkable success after consuming this book is If you ignore its principles.

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Excellent!

Revisado: 04-29-16

Loved the practical advice and real world take aways. The book is short yes, but will make it easy to go through again and again to master the content.

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