unsecuredstation's review
4.0
I love books based on research done by the authors. So much skin in the game. Great read.
cpawrites's review
4.0
One of the most insightful books I have read. Adam's ability to get his view across interesting anecdotes with far-ranging examples makes this also a very interesting book to read.
shortthoughts's review
3.0
This was an interesting read. It's filled with psychology and sociology studies, but written in an accessible and interesting way. Grant uses real world illustrations and doesn't flood us with statistics or jargon. I don't know that this book had a lot to say about originality but it definitely had much to say about leadership, persuasion, influence, etc. If nothing else, it's worth reading to be armed with the term "strategic procrastination."
slatashen's review
1.0
I expected more. He doesnt conect the ideas in all the book. Give examples that hasn´t any relation and doesn´t arrive with a coherent conclusion.