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Not just a book(Rating: 5)
There are a lot of smart people in the world who have thought of a concept and put it to paper. However, very few of them continue to 'evangelize' their concepts after the book tour. As evidenced by his website, Ferriss' most impressive trait is his enthusiasm and seemingly unending stream of interesting ideas. The readers of this book can immediately add some fantastic ideas to their toolbox but more importantly, continue to 'Sharpen the Saw', as Stephen Covey spoke of years ago.

I encourage everyone to read with an open mind, to expect to be challenged, to be questioned by friends and relatives, and to come out the end with a slightly bent perspective relative to what the world considers to be standard operating procedure.

Fantastic tool for your life(Rating: 5)
It's a funny philosophical book that will make you think about how you're living your life. It's packed with useful tools!

This book changed my life(Rating: 5)
This is by far the best book and mose useful I have ever read. Tim also manages an amazing blog which keeps us updated and is always sharing new ideas. There are some amazing case studies of people who have applied the principles to really take control of their lives and find a better meaning. I have given this book to all my close friend for a reason, it's worth the read!

Good but not sure what the updates are?(Rating: 4)
Amazing book! And it was good to read it again as I purchase the first edition.
It wasn't clear to me what was added to this new version. It seemed exactly the same as the first edition, other than a few additions of some of Tim's Blog posts from his blog. I was expecting a bit more efforts to boost the revised edition with new material...
But again, it's still worth every penny!

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Sorry: self-destruct(Rating: 1)
Do you know, there's something pitiful in any human whose only concern is self-indulgence. When this guy is on his death bed he will look back and ask, "What did I ever accomplish?" And the only answer is: Self-indulgence.

For myself, I would rather add something of value to the world. This guy wants only to get something for nothing. I fear that his message will appeal to many, and that the trend may spiral downward. If it were possible I would give this booklet NO stars for its ME NOW philosophy. This book is the bell-wether for the ME/NOW generation.

Don't know what a bell-wether is? Look it up, and think about it. And think about your own self worth.