The Underdog's Guide to Building Your Business - Your Move

Without any marketable skills, i have been feeling "stuck" for the last few months, wondering what my next move should be. However after reading this book, I now have a plan for my next move.
The book taught me so much, I would recommend it to all entrepreneurs, both successful and those still struggling.

If you've never read Sethi, it is *critical* that you read this book.

If you've read Sethi, this is hand-down the best summary of his build-a-business strain of thinking.

Can't wait for him to do this for his other areas of expertise.

All kinds of awesome. This book is informative and entertaining reading for anyone who wants to start an online business or connect with their readers or customers. It's friendly, helpful and a pleasure to read.

Ramit Sethi is both well-researched and delightfully direct, and he's proven it again. This is a comprehensive curation of profound yet practical principles and mindsets to adopt not only for starting and running a business, but for life in general. You need this ebook!

This is an excellent distillation of years of blog posts and courses down to a fun evening read. Be careful, it's easy to fly through but it's full of red meat. If you're hung up starting a business, the answer is in here, and it's deeper than you think or even want, but it's here.

Great insight into what it takes to establish and run an online business. The author's no-nonsense approach also comes accross in an inspiring fashion. The extra bonusses makes this short and concise guide even more special.

I love following Ramit's teaching and advice online and this book was such a great resource! I started a business a few months ago and while following Ramit's tips I've grown my business largely in just the first couple months! This book is great. Get it.

Ramit Sethi's material is always great. Bought one of the premium online course and enjoyed it. This is my 2nd purchase, so far so good, getting much value in strategic thinking about business. Highly recommended

Ramit Sethi is quickly becoming one of my favorite sources of knowledge! This was actually my first full e-book, I normally prefer actual books, but this was a breeze to read and I enjoyed the entire book! Super valuable information, thanks Ramit!

This book is a consize summary of Ramit's approach to building a business. Highly recommended to everyone who wants to sell online, or anyone who wants to learn about sales and marketing from one of the top pros worldwide.

Unlike IWTYTBR, this book is mostly a collage of stuff available elsewhere. And it never gets as much into practical detail as the previous book. Skip this, and join his mailing list directly for better, free content.

Here is the ideal reader - someone who has a side hustle or a business idea that they want to grow, but can't figure out what to prioritize on, or how to start.

This is not about Business 101 - it is the true lessons (and mistakes to avoid) from someone who has built an 8-figure business and whose students have built multiple 6 and 7 figure businesses.

I have paid thousands to take some of the flagship courses that are mentioned in this book. The lessons distilled throughout the book are some of the best teachings in some of Ramit's premium courses.

This book will give you the right mindset and the right tactics to scale the right parts of your business to build a rich life.

It's a quick read with a ton of insight.

Must Read!!!!

A bunch of hardcore fans of this guy probably were given out free copies for reviews- nothing wrong with that, don't blame the guy for it. But this is just purely 100 odd pages of marketing for his web page, blog and courses.

I wouldn't be surprised if he comes out with a "marketing hack" showing others how he flipped the whole online ad system and instead made each potential customer pay a buck to come to his page instead of the other way round. (By buying the book which is basically one big ad for the courses.

Entertaining read though, don't seriously think it's giving you any sound business advice though.

Most of the book is spent relating doubtful and probably unreliable anecdotes in shrill tones rather than laying out clear reasoning. Better for motivating an office worker to quit their job than helping an entrepreneur compete with the big kids