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A review by rgombert
The Radical Leap: A Personal Lesson in Extreme Leadership by Steve Farber
1.0
Another "business" piece of crap.
The author wants to illustrate a "business" philosophy, but he can not find any real world examples so he concocts this trite piece of fiction.
Could this be a more obvious Joseph Campbell rip-off?
I am surprised that the goal of successful businessmen are to retire and become lonely guru/mystic/philosophers dispensing wisdom to a few apprentices (padawans).
Several of these fictitious "business" books follow this same model. The goal is to become enlightened beach bums.
Save yourselves. Go pick up a good fiction story or a non-fiction book. Time much better spent.
The author wants to illustrate a "business" philosophy, but he can not find any real world examples so he concocts this trite piece of fiction.
Could this be a more obvious Joseph Campbell rip-off?
I am surprised that the goal of successful businessmen are to retire and become lonely guru/mystic/philosophers dispensing wisdom to a few apprentices (padawans).
Several of these fictitious "business" books follow this same model. The goal is to become enlightened beach bums.
Save yourselves. Go pick up a good fiction story or a non-fiction book. Time much better spent.