The author take teaching of Tony Robbins and is not even shy to use the same language. It’s almost “copy-paste”. The push to “do 10 more than everyone else” won’t teach you anything, if you don’t know the core of your pursuit and why you are pushing it. The message of “keep pushing even if it’s hard” is absolutely annoying, because it is wrong on so many levels. For example, if the business you are pursuing is not what you subconsciously desire will drain your life out of you, and it is definitely not a fact, that if you do 10 times more and 10 times longer will lead you to financial freedom and happiness, on the contrary, it will most likely lead you to bankruptcy and depression. So I would stay away from “coaches” like this author, you are better off without them, even if you are struggling right now.

If you like or need a lot of hype and yelling and really love being sold to from a drug dealer this could be your book. I paid my money for the book so I listened to the whole thing because I never know when I could learn something. What I learned is I have a strong opinion now about the author I believe he has abundance of fear and is in a lot of emotional pain that could be the reason he is so hyped up like a desperate drug dealer. He likes to promote the obvious such as you want 10 times the results work 10 times harder hmmm duh. He wants to self promote himself as a guru for sales training. In this book sales training was missing other that stay Persistent until they buy. You can easily find this information in lots of places with out all the yelling. The foundation of the principles of this book is shifting sand. I was referred to this book by people I respect now I am questioning those who referred. If you are looking to learn sales I recommend you keep looking

Great book. Grant Cardone is a beast. It was highly motivational and would recommend for any sales team.

Absolutely amazing!

amazing book, one of the best in growing yourself and business goals

Good message but could have been effectively conveyed in 25% of the time.

Does not distinguish or emphasize much unique thought in terms of getting things done, or getting ahead of the competition. Most things the author talks about goes without saying. I can see a lot of this approach working in sales, but I won't ever apply this approach to a STEM industry where technical knowledge is what distinguishes those who are actually top performers and those who think they can talk their way up. Not a bad book, but nothing exemplary either.

I love it, mind blowing

Excellent book

Grant himself, with his never ending , giant passion! I love to listen him, it lifts my motivation to the sky. He is simply the best. This book is a must listen. You might face your own mistakes lazyness, and you will find your stenght via this book. Don't hesitate to 'buy' it, you won't regret it.