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matthewmeadows4's review
4.0
I really enjoyed this one. Gave me a lot to think about in regard to what I want my life to look like!
anarys_b's review
3.0
The idea is fine. I don’t think that it lacks explanation. On the contrary, I felt like the way things are structured is clumsy, a lot of citations and quotes.
I believe I could enjoy it more if it was shortened to make it more concise, although it’s probably due to the fact that author retells his experience during adult life. Mostly it reminded me of a memoir rather than any other genre.
So, I’d recommend it to those who are interested in how the author made his way through important obstacles and his growth in general. It only may lead you to some good insights applicable to your life. That’s it.
Not too bad.
I believe I could enjoy it more if it was shortened to make it more concise, although it’s probably due to the fact that author retells his experience during adult life. Mostly it reminded me of a memoir rather than any other genre.
So, I’d recommend it to those who are interested in how the author made his way through important obstacles and his growth in general. It only may lead you to some good insights applicable to your life. That’s it.
Not too bad.
marsnielson's review
3.0
When I picked up “The Pathless Path,” I anticipated a pragmatic, step-by-step guide on breaking free from the corporate world to forge my own entrepreneurial journey. However, this book unfolded into something unexpectedly different, yet intriguing.
The author, while touching upon the aspects of becoming your own boss and carving a unique professional path, delves much deeper into the philosophical underpinnings of such a life change. It’s less about the ‘how-to’ and more about the ‘why-to.’ The book prompts introspection, asking its readers to consider what it truly means to step off the beaten path and embrace a journey without a clear map.
While I appreciated the philosophical depth and the thought-provoking nature of the content, I found myself longing for more concrete advice and strategies for actualizing the leap into entrepreneurship. This disconnect between expectation and reality is why I’m giving the book 3.5 stars.
That said, “The Pathless Path” is a commendable read for those standing at the crossroads of a significant career change. It won’t provide a checklist for success but will surely equip you with the mindset needed to navigate the uncertainties of a path less traveled.
In essence, this book is a call to introspection, a guide to understanding the deeper motivations and implications of choosing a life less ordinary. It’s a philosophical companion for those ready to question, not just the route to success, but the very definition of it.
The author, while touching upon the aspects of becoming your own boss and carving a unique professional path, delves much deeper into the philosophical underpinnings of such a life change. It’s less about the ‘how-to’ and more about the ‘why-to.’ The book prompts introspection, asking its readers to consider what it truly means to step off the beaten path and embrace a journey without a clear map.
While I appreciated the philosophical depth and the thought-provoking nature of the content, I found myself longing for more concrete advice and strategies for actualizing the leap into entrepreneurship. This disconnect between expectation and reality is why I’m giving the book 3.5 stars.
That said, “The Pathless Path” is a commendable read for those standing at the crossroads of a significant career change. It won’t provide a checklist for success but will surely equip you with the mindset needed to navigate the uncertainties of a path less traveled.
In essence, this book is a call to introspection, a guide to understanding the deeper motivations and implications of choosing a life less ordinary. It’s a philosophical companion for those ready to question, not just the route to success, but the very definition of it.
toomanybarts's review
fast-paced
2.0
Meh! Quoting from lots of other people like Seth Godin - maybe just go read a Seth Godin book?