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A review by evamadera1
The Path: Creating Your Mission Statement for Work and for Life by Laurie Beth Jones
2.0
This was a book given to me earlier this year when I had recently lost my job and was unsure of the career path I wanted to follow. I am not always the most prompt person as evidenced by the fact that I am reading it six months later and have already figured out where I am heading, at least in the near-term.
That being said, even if I had read this book six months ago, I think my opinion of it would be the same. I have never been a "workbook" kind of reader. I want to read a book cover to cover, not stop every few pages to answer questions.
I also had some issues with Ms. Jones' characterization of several of the Biblical stories. She seemed to turn all these various miracles into things that the various Biblical actors did because they followed their "path" or various other things that she mentioned. (I will admit that because I was less than impressed with the book, I stopped paying detailed attention after a while.)
This book took me less than 40 minutes to read. There are over 200 pages. Text complexity this book does not have.
I do not recommend it.
That being said, even if I had read this book six months ago, I think my opinion of it would be the same. I have never been a "workbook" kind of reader. I want to read a book cover to cover, not stop every few pages to answer questions.
I also had some issues with Ms. Jones' characterization of several of the Biblical stories. She seemed to turn all these various miracles into things that the various Biblical actors did because they followed their "path" or various other things that she mentioned. (I will admit that because I was less than impressed with the book, I stopped paying detailed attention after a while.)
This book took me less than 40 minutes to read. There are over 200 pages. Text complexity this book does not have.
I do not recommend it.