Mitch Anthony

The ideas are good, but the author equates "work" with purpose, ad nauseum. Purpose is important, staying engaged is important, a meaningful life is important. I can't imagine anyone quibbling with these points--but the notion that work is the way to achieve those things is suspect, and the idea that it's the best way is just annoying.

The book spent the front part convincing you why storytelling works. Unfortunately, very little technique is taught.

Later on, the book teaches you how to identify and handle different clients but very little is shared about story telling.

The stories given are alright but very few of them are actually funny.

This book is still very important to me nonetheless.

The book spent the front part convincing you why storytelling works. Unfortunately, very little technique is taught.

Later on, the book teaches you how to identify and handle different clients but very little is shared about story telling.

The stories given are alright but very few of them are actually funny.

This book is still very important to me nonetheless.