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The Rule of the Game
Self help.
170 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2004
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December 28, 2017
I can't believe this was written by someone who - relative to me - is fairly young. Perhaps that is why this book is so great. Very insightful and well-articulated, this book is coming to me at the perfect time.
I have been speaking to a lot of young people either in college or recently graduated. Many of the choices they make don't seem to make any sense to me. They seem to be adopting other people's poorly crafted dreams, completely unaware of their own power. It's all in this wonderful book that this is such a false road to success.
If you need a reminder or a good kick in the but on your role as the CEO of your life, this is great. While he repeats this often, I think it's wonderful. People are like elevators, they take you up or down. I was just having this conversation about how important people are in one's life, and not because you need them, but because you are impacted by them.
Just love all the insight into this short book. Perfect for you people or even old salty folks like myself. Great work!
I have been speaking to a lot of young people either in college or recently graduated. Many of the choices they make don't seem to make any sense to me. They seem to be adopting other people's poorly crafted dreams, completely unaware of their own power. It's all in this wonderful book that this is such a false road to success.
If you need a reminder or a good kick in the but on your role as the CEO of your life, this is great. While he repeats this often, I think it's wonderful. People are like elevators, they take you up or down. I was just having this conversation about how important people are in one's life, and not because you need them, but because you are impacted by them.
Just love all the insight into this short book. Perfect for you people or even old salty folks like myself. Great work!
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