Review:The author is right on--stories grip attention and have more power to sell than do facts. Some of the stories he author uses are personal experience, and those are the best. Others are from jokes and fables, and those can work too. But the best advice is to start gathering your own stories. Until then, most of these stories will work to motivate you, help you abandon your excuses, and make your prospects think too.

Big Al makes the point well--what counts is not what you say so much as wh... Read more

Review:I absolutely loved Ryan's The Obstacle Is the Way, Ego Is the Enemy and The Daily Stoic (which is at least tied for first for my favorite book ever). (I also enjoyed Growth Hacker Marketing.) Ryan is far and away one of my favorite thinkers and writers. So, when I got an advanced copy, I knew I'd love it. And, I did.

As I read it I thought to myself: It's kinda like having a modern-day Seneca teach you how to "make and market" great work that lasts. :)

I found the book especially r... Read more

Review:While he does over use the reference to his previous book "Crush It!" in just about every page, this book is full of great advice, inspiration, motivation and tips on how to successfully evolve yourself or brand online. Read more

Review:I love this book and everything that comes out of StoryBrand. The information they share works. It is easy to adopt and experience immediate results, and they keep on giving you material to supplement the book and help you clarify your message further. The book is a win. A quick must read. Read more

Review:We'll written and enjoyed the book. Nothing too earth shattering new, but a nice discussion and we'll presented. There is some original research in here, which I found interesting. Most is repurposed from previous works, but all authors put their own twists on the same material and it leads to incremental learning and new perspectives, which I value. I'd recommend it overall. Read more

Review:Paco Underhill does a fantastic job at writing a compelling book about retail. His way of thinking is truly sensational and the writing style really makes you feel like you're in the store analyzing shoppers along with him. Read more

Review:ONLY for beginners in network marketing. Very strange audio w music on while he's talking. Poorly produced and entirely unhelpful. More like a primer in what network marketing is and how it works. Looking for a book on how to? Get Go Pro. Read more

Review:This is a great starter book for network marketers. If you've read anything by Eric Worre or Sarah Robbins, you'll want to skip this one. It is a duplication of a lot of their teachings which was very disappointing! Read more

Review:I was very pleasantly surprised with this book! It was a quick and easy read and it gave me lots of tips on how to make my business facebook posts even better and how to use instagram- a platform I was struggling with. I am recommending this to all my clients who want to manage social media themselves in the entertainment industry. I see twitter faux pas every day now that I have read this book;0 Read more

Review:His system is solid marketing for his specific circumstances, I'll grant. That doesn't mean it will work for you or even apply remotely to your situation. When one of the major cornerstones of his plan's success is to already have four-to-eight books available, that right there cuts out the majority of self-publishers. I can't daisy-chain my marketing and reviews and book links between my multiple products if I only have one book ready and it takes me longer than his two months to write another ... Read more