Go Mad: The Art Of Making A Difference

by Andy Gilbert

The original Go MAD® book, this title is a great introduction to the Go MAD® Framework. Each of the seven principles are explained in-depth and related to practical examples. Guaranteed to leave you inspired and hungry to put the knowledge into practice!

192 pages, Paperback

First published March 22, 2001

Reviews

[Zainab Khaliq · Rating 1 out of 5]

Probably the most cringiest book I have ever read. This book comes across as arrogant and the author is just stroking his own ego throughout the whole book. If you have literally no determination or drivw it will probably be a good read. I personally already know what my values are I write my goals down I do dream big and take actions towards them the entire book just irritated me. It was full of fake wishy washy positivity with no real substance.

[Stuart Smith · Rating 3 out of 5]

Basic and doesn't add much to what Covey has already covered.

[Alastair Arthur · Rating 3 out of 5]

A self-help framework, which could be applied to either personal goals or career achievements. Initially I thought this was full of cliches and all about quick gain for personal success. The definition of success provided though is about making a positive and valuable contribution so I was a bit more encouraged to read on. It does mostly make sense, with a mixture of common sense and sensible exercises to take you through setting goals and making the motivation is there to achieve them. Fairly basic in places, but a worthwhile contribution to complement other personal development studies and techniques such as Covey's habits.