Success Is for You

Loved it! He defines the real meaning of success and gets straight to the point.

I've read a LOT I. the fields of success. psychology, philosophy, spiritually etc.

I don't actively look for "something new" but rather for new viewpoints and a deeper understanding.

This was my first (not last) exposure to the author. He has a couple unique viewpoints. Some things I'd never considered. The book is deep and definitely a keeper. Read it.

If I had one beef with the book it's that it occasionally takes on a slightly judgemental tone. Especially, he repeatedly talks about restaurants and wait staff. I would venture a guess that he's never done it based upon his criticism. Yes, it is criticism and not in a round about way.

To anyone who's been in the business it's a source of eternal frustration that people have these universal criticisms ONLY if they've never done it.

It's not just that but the fact that he criticizes that is a little less favourable. It's not just the criticism but it takes 1/3 of the space of the book. I feel the points could have been made without it.

That said, the book is excellent even still.

It starts slow so be patient. The last 3 chapters are where it's at. hang in there.