Al Baker

If you need a book on how to abuse your children from young age to make them become something you always wanted to be, that's the book for you. Who at the right mind would push own kids to become the next Elon Musk??? Apart from Chinese Communist state.

Outdated methods from a journalist who, in all honesty, never learnt anything about marketing, sales or maths. All his publicity online comes from sponsored articles. Sponsored by his mother.

It's sad to see once promising journalist, Mr Priestley, to loose his time and money to create tiny businesses which look like fun (on social media anyhow) but in reality he just pays his model agency to do some fun looking photo shoots to upload to his massive portfolio of social media accounts that don't bring him anything in return

Mr Priestley doesn't seem to understand the difference between sales and return on investment. Sales don't make you rich, business without any profit is a joke, likes on social media won't feed anyone but your ego

Each book by Mr Priestley is full of spammy, repetitive, fluffy content which teaches you how to steal money from the working class

The book teaches you how to cheat so people think you're something you're not. It shows a disgusting array of methods to get money out from others without offering anything in exchange. Some of the methods are on the brink of illegal in the UK. Nevertheless they might work in Canada, where the author sends money earned in the UK. Copyright infringement issues all over the author's books. From use of royalty free stock images on the covers, to content stolen from other authors.

The book is promoted by the publishing company buying reviews online. Its sales figures show that it isn't any close to become a bestseller and all the hype is driven by paid marketing. The book itself is rather boring and without anything particular interesting to learn. Quite fluffy and often off topic and repetitive for no particular reason. It could as well be written in a text generator, as it reminds me of that kind of content - disjointed and without any meat.