Erfan Shamsoddin

The whole book is biased and struggles to attract the reader. Nevertheless, it fails to do so as all the ostensibly helping "tips" and "remember-notes" get completely diminished within the succeeding paragraphs at each chapter. The writer considers the readers as "dummy" or even sometimes "silly" individuals who can easily be baited into subscribing to the "successful" writers' financial platforms and inevitably seek the "most specialized" information from the "dexterous experts" (i.e. the writer and their team) to be able to succeed in the market. This book fails to shore up its main idea, to invest in yourself.