Review: The Devils are in the details. Very Motivating.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 22, 2013
Part personal story, part philosophy, and part motivation, this book covers the "devils" that hurt us in our life. No, not real devils like Asmodeus or the ones you find in a horror movie, but things like guilt, fear of change, vanity, impatience, habit and the clock. I was impressed, learned new things. I was afraid the vanity chapter would be some altruistic nonsense but it turns out that it matches my views 100%. Self-love isn't vanity, saying a product is good because it serves a purpose isn't the same as saying "a product is good because I invented it." I admire the author for leaving jobs he didn't like, sometimes quitting takes more courage than staying. Anyone can work a job until he gets fired or laid off, few have the courage to say "I don't like this, it's not working out, let me try something else."