You're listening to TIP.

You're listening to TIP.

I'm curious, Stig, if you had the same opinion on this, did you like this as much as I liked it?

Did you think it was average or what? I'm curious to hear your thoughts.

I liked the book in terms of the universal rules that he outlines.

It's so clear that he's a great motivational speaker.

Whenever he explains something, it's never like this is how you get wealthier.

It's not 10 times. It's not 100 times. It's 1000 times richer than before.

I guess if you like that, I know it probably come out as a lot more scared than I want to.

I think you need to know that before you were potentially reading the book.

But I said before, like other principles that he outlines for having successful life.

I think that's pure gold. His mindset is just such an abundance of good advice and a good way of living your life.

I definitely agree with you on that one.

What I also liked about it is he's saying how can you achieve success and use this compounding effect in order to achieve success.

But he doesn't say what success is. He leaves that up to the person who's reading it to define what it is that they're trying to achieve.

I think a lot of people immediately turn to think that it means financial success.

But that doesn't necessarily mean what he's getting at here.

A person who would read this, and this is going to help them achieve whatever it is that they're going after, whatever that goal might be.

I also say this would be one of those books that I think would be really important for a person to read multiple times.

I think that this would be something that you should probably pull out every six months or every year and probably read this.

It's not a long book. This is like 150 pages, 160 pages.

But it's just straight to the point. It tells you what you need to focus on in order to keep nugging away and achieve what you want.

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