Reviews and Comments

It was a wonderful book. I could have likely binged it in a single day, but decided to take it a bit slower than that.

I just couldn't do it, the weirdness at the beginning totally turned me off to the rest of the book.

Uhhh, I'm only about a chapter in and there's a lot of Pseudoscience caked in here.

Absolutely astounding how much of this book resonated with me and how generally validated it feels that I had several of these thoughts even before reading this book based on my other experiences.

One thing I wish could have been a little bit better is that the chapter on practical advice for implementing the ideas could have been a little stronger - but I guess there are other entire books dedicated to the topic of “getting senior executives to agree with you that this is even a problem”.

I’m still finishing this book up, I’m on the sections about financing and treating IT as “not a cost center” and everything in here resonates strongly for me. So very strongly.

I actually really enjoyed reading this adventure path - it's pretty refreshing to see an AP set in Geb, and making the Lawful Evil necromancer Blood Lord who is your patron also be an extremely cheerful chef was a nice touch.

Likewise, with mild spoilers, one of the other major NPCs pretty masterfully blends his enjoyment of great culinary excellence with sadomasochism without being overly gruesome. Hard to achieve that kind of balance.

I’m about 3/4ths of the way through this and have highlighted so many quotes. No idea how to implement any of it but hey, lots of great quotes.

I've already bought it, but haven't sat down to read it yet.

First Secret book is out! I've got it but haven't started yet.

This is actually a re-read, but new year refreshing the business books.