Ryan Elewaut

Narrator was very serious

Revisado: 02-28-21

I wasn’t a fan of the narrator’s tone, being so serious and trying to portray his idea of a square jawed FBI mans man. Shoot. I don’t know, maybe that’s exactly how Chris Voss is in person. I don’t know. That was just my impression. Good stuff in this book overall. I just had to get past the inflection and “delivery” of the narration.

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Incredible Story

Revisado: 12-21-20

You’ve heard about this book for years and years and years. Once you read it, or listen here on Audible, you will understand why.

My only issue with the performance was that, you have multiple readers taking on different sections and characters, and sometimes different voices will be voicing the same character in a different section.

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Excellent, almost too thorough

Revisado: 12-12-20

Think of this as an intro to secret societies and underground political groups. There is a lot to chew on in here, and Professor Spence has a lot to tell you about. Each of these lectures covers so much political history and intrigue that Spence could do another entire series for each one of these individual lectures. But overall, really good perspective here.

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Gladwell is a master of contextualization

Revisado: 11-24-19

Malcolm Gladwell‘s ability to contextualize complex human dynamics is unparalleled and continues to show in his latest work. Every law enforcement officer and social service executor in the world should read this text. Likewise, anybody who wants to understand human behavior to a further degree, including their own, should read or listen to this text.

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Reza leaves a lot out

Revisado: 03-21-19

This book seems to have been written for the purpose of introducing Christians to the historical Jesus in the context of ancient Palestine. I suppose if one is going to get Christians to start asking logical questions, this is a good place to start. The book may be somewhat disappointing to those who already have a good grasp of the history surrounding the myth of Jesus. Reza uses quotes from the Bible to make historical and seemingly factual points without much contrast, if any, from other historical documents and works on the subject. While he does reference and site non-canonized gospels to provide more understanding and chronology, I would consider the book limited in scope. However, it serves it's purpose of introducing new readers to the subject.

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Excellent resource

Revisado: 09-15-18

Written by two of the masters in the subject. Very applicable to the smallest start ups to the largest multi-nationals... which is nearly impossible to find such a universal presentation for such a wide audience.

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