Generally, book was average. There were a few statements based on the experience of particular author, not confirmed by a researches or a scientists. The context of the book was understandable, you could read some dialogs, and look at the schemes for better understanding. There is not as much information as you would expect for that size of the book. The book could be recommended to a teenagers or a people in theirs early twenties with desire to quit their schools to inspire them to be who they want to be, even if they are not going to pursue a higher education.

the dialog about Mc Donald's when he was talking that he was in real estate business. That was very interesting to me.

The idea of two fathers. I was reading in review made by somebody else that one of these father has never existed. I don't like stories based on fiction. We live in a reality.

read a review about that book.

I have had mixed feelings because I thought that by working hard or getting higher education or just be a lucky one, you can be successful.

Was not writing true in his book.

Any book gives you some knowledge about life. There is always something one person knows what the other one does not.

Personally I give average degree because I do not like statements not based on facts.

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