Review: Good marketing and philosophy, mediocre content. Glad I purchased though.
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 07 1, 2014
The pros and cons.Pro: it's good marketing for his costlier products. A good example for aspiring writers. The book is clearly set out. The philosophy part is in author voice and feels real.Con: the book delivers on its promise only by redefining what it means to "write a book". The bar is far, far, far lower than normal books. But he delivers. The instructional part feels fake, recorded, or otherwise not real, like its not so important compared to the end marketing and start philosophy.Obviously not much work, if any, went into this book. But I believe the merit is in the marketing and the philosophical redefinition of "book" in the light of marketing on kindle. It's a sign of the times that a callow and unformed talk can be sold as a book.