Robert Meadows

I am only about halfway through the book, but so far it is stupendous. Some have said no one who has gained success comes from nothing and that is obvious. Yes, we all know this. However, the book isn't just quotes and random stories. It is all very well written and clarifies the different factors that can help aid in one becoming successful. The stories/history build a foundation for the explanation which is then wonderfully incorporated into the lesson being told. Some critics worry that this book basically states that successful people are lucky and have a lot of conditions made out for them to reach where they are today. So what's the point in trying? However, this has laid out the foundation for success in a new perspective for me. So what if some people were basically handed the wonderful life they live? That just means that it isn't some magical miracle from rags to riches story which tells me one thing: Work as hard or harder than those who have been given opportunities in life and you too can still become successful. With this tool you will realize that not all journeys to success are a walk in the park and that you have to truly earn it.