Excellent Book(Rating: 5)
In this book, Gladwell does a great job of explaining the tipping points of trends, fads, disease, etc, -basically any event imaginable. If we look close enough in our everyday lives we'll see the tipping point. After reading this book you should be able to see where it is exactly (almost) that mistakes are made, or good decisions are made. Great read -an eye opener for sure! (The idea is what attracts me as opposed to those that rate a book on the writing style, etc, especially for this style of information book.)

I Just Tipped!(Rating: 5)
When I published my own book a while back, my daughter gave me The Tipping Point to read. Even though I am a spiritual author, and generally only read books by other spiritual authors, I found this "secular" book to be very inspiring. In my work, I teach that there is a next right step that you are always being "divinely guided" to take -- a step that will help you fulfill your hearts desires in an effortless manner. That step is invariably a small step -- a tiny step, even. But those tiny steps, when taken one after another, prove to be miraculously effective. The Tipping Point contains story after story that verify that fact. I recommend it to you because it will bolster your confidence to keep on doing all those little things that may one day lead to your own tipping point . . . to that point where things just seem to take off on their own. It happened to me. Last fall my book suddenly, and unexpectedly, rose to the top 1% of all books sold on Amazon.com in the U.S.

Steven Lane Taylor, author of "Row, Row, Row Your Boat: A Guide for Living Life in the Divine Flow"

The Hard Part Is Choosing What To Do First(Rating: 5)
I was drawn into this book from the moment I cracked the spine. Each and every example had a very compelling start and story that left you wanting to talk to someone about what you had just learned. The topics are varied and range from Paul Revere's network to a syphilis outbreak in Baltimore to Blues Clues the children's t.v. program that made small changes to Sesame Street's premise and is revolutionized preschool education.

Every time I took a break from reading I was thinking of how I could apply this "the little things matter" to my business and I guarantee you will do the same. It positively gets your creative juices flowing and I found I felt less likely to shoot down an idea but more likely to embrace it and try to find the workable nugget hidden there.

Anyone who reads this book will come out of it with something, and that something may very well revolutionize your business, life or community.

A fun and very interesting book(Rating: 5)
I liked The Tipping Point very much. Gladwell does an excellent job explaining how "Word of Mouth" epidemics/"Fads" start, who contributes to creating it and who spreads the fad to make it known worldwide. I learned alot regarding teen smoking and how we have the power to counteract this horrible habit. In essence, Tipping Point is about social epidemics and how even the little things that people would seem to think are irrelevent may create big changes. Tipping Point is for the reader who is curious about how ppl think and how we as a whole nation think. An excellent book in which I have no doubt you will come out with many lessons.

100 Monkeys Revisited(Rating: 4)
Tipping Point is an excellent read. An engaging style sprinkled with humor and human interest make it flow easily. It reminds me of the concept of "100 Monkeys," whereby an idea gets to a critical point and suddenly becomes omnipresent. Anyone in business or marketing will enjoy the read and practical suggestions, direct and indirect, about promotion. Gladwell shows us all how easily our collective and individual psyches are manipulated. Budding psychologists and those interested in our inherent foibles will find the read entertaining and informative.