Ahmed Elshazly

That’s the worst most naïve book I have ever read . There are some examples given in that book that I really wonder how the writer had the guts to use it to build an opinion about life from that narrow view 😂 . I can’t even consider these are incidents to be a reference for a theory . Furthermore, he came with a fact that I never knew before which is that everyone will die at the end (wow) , so why shall we worry . Let’s do all the stupid things in life so that we feel alive

Very disappointing book , can be an article or a post on FB but far away from being a book . The author is basically telling his life story , analyzing the outcome in a very basic way and linking it to irrelevant sales techniques , he uses the terms in wrong situations and it’s clear that he is trying to write something catchy but it’s just below basics . I can’t imagine that he wrote a full chapter just to highlight the importance of follow up ? Seriously ! , is follow up a challenge or a task that you really need to write a book about? And he just says that follow up is so important and then for the following 10 pages he is telling a long boring story to reach the conclusion of importance of follow up ! The only take out you might have after reading this book is that even this book is being sold and achieving numbers , so why can’t you ?