I really wanted to like this book By TVR I first heard about the author when I heard an interview he did on an entrepreneurship podcast. He Product Description The Third Circle Theory is the theory that the founder of Secret Entourage created to explain how visionaries are made and billion dollar ideas born from nothing more than your observations.
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Nam no nonumes volumus quaerendum, cu meis graeci audiam vis. In ullum ludus evertitur nec. Solum mentitum quo et, no ancillae legendos mel. On the topic of philosophy and emotional well being, I would recommend reading something by Krishnmaurti or Tolle instead.
These two explain those concepts much more clearly and more in depth. This book also seemed to read like an autobiography, except instead of being written in first person past tense, it was written in third person present tense. This book is obviously his story and observations from his life, but every instance that "I" would normally be used in an autobiography, it was replaced with "You", so it sounds as if he's telling you how things happen for you.
It is just bizarre, and it annoyed me through the entire book. Honestly, I think this book would have been much more readable and more interesting if it was actually written as an autobiography where readers could learn from the author's experiences.
Instead, this book lays out a constant stream of "You feel like this I am a self-made entrepreneur, and neither my path in personal life or my path in business fit within this cookie cutter life path that is laid out in this book. I really don't like writing low rating reviews, and I'm pretty choosy about the books I read so I rarely have to.
But, in the spirit of helping people as this book suggests, I've got to put these things out there so buyers can make an educated decision on whether or not they want to bother with this book.
I rarely write negative reviews, but this book was just odd. It seems very much like a bunch of observations, or better yet, opinions that have been thrown into a book. The book lacks actual content that someone could take and apply. This lack of content relates to both entrepreneurship and motivation. In the end, I'm not really sure what this book is. I checked out the secret entourage website after reading the book and it seems to be very much about purple Lamborghinis and giant cheesy watches, which are of no interest to me.
I also checked out their YouTube videos, where the author drives around in luxury cars spewing ideas and theories, but none of them seem to make a lot of sense. In one video, he talks about his theory on common sense while driving down the road where the engine of the car is drowning out hit voice. Common sense would be pulling over and making the video from the side of the road.
Finally, I had a very hard time reading the other reviews on Amazon, as they all seemed to say exactly the same thing, but give very few interesting details. Its like a robot is writing the same review over and over again. The sentence structure and POV is identical. I've had good luck with all of these. Jonny Gannon. This book is really bad. I don't know where these 5 star reviews By Jay Mah This book is really bad.
I don't know where these 5 star reviews are coming from but I would bet the author had something to do with putting them there. First off, this guy is all over the place. There is nothing new, at all. He throws "self-help" gurus under the bus in an attempt to sway you he's not one, but he's just reinforcing the fact that's exactly what he is and you were a sucker to buy this book.
Kudos to the guy for throwing a bunch of crap together in a book, selling it to schmucks like me, then going out and buying a new lambo every month from the proceeds. I hate buying books and stopping half way but I can't help it with this one. Terrible, terrible, terrible. Posting Komentar. Senin, 17 Maret [U Most helpful customer reviews of people found the following review helpful.
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