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A review by ginalucia
Anything You Want by Derek Sivers
3.0
The book in 3 sentences/summary:
Lessons from a successful businessman who did things his own way.
Put your customers before yourself.
10 years of experience in 1 hour.
My impressions:
This book holds very clear and actionable insight into the business journey of Derek Sivers. It’s a short read but is packed full of valuable advice coupled with genuine life stories to back that advice up.
Derek’s main focus is for you to create a business that suits you and above all else, benefits your customers and puts them first.
Success is in this achievement, not the money you make or the status you gain.
Should you read it? (who would benefit from this):
Anyone running or starting a business. It’s not long so can be read in a day even without a challenge and holds some valuable lessons anyone can take away.
What I personally got from the book:
There are a few key lessons I’m taking away from this book.
Success comes from persistently improving and inventing, not from persistently promoting what’s not working.
It’s okay to have no vision, mission or master plan. You can still build a business without one.
Lessons from a successful businessman who did things his own way.
Put your customers before yourself.
10 years of experience in 1 hour.
My impressions:
This book holds very clear and actionable insight into the business journey of Derek Sivers. It’s a short read but is packed full of valuable advice coupled with genuine life stories to back that advice up.
Derek’s main focus is for you to create a business that suits you and above all else, benefits your customers and puts them first.
Success is in this achievement, not the money you make or the status you gain.
Should you read it? (who would benefit from this):
Anyone running or starting a business. It’s not long so can be read in a day even without a challenge and holds some valuable lessons anyone can take away.
What I personally got from the book:
There are a few key lessons I’m taking away from this book.
Success comes from persistently improving and inventing, not from persistently promoting what’s not working.
It’s okay to have no vision, mission or master plan. You can still build a business without one.