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A review by akshayconstantine
The E Myth Revisited by Michael E. Gerber
5.0
I will give this book 4.5 stars.
The ideas mentioned in the book are straightforward. In fact, you might know these things subconsciously. Creating a system within that relatability factor across generations underlies the movie's crux. The terminology of entrepreneur, manager, and technician should be used more widely. This book deserves the spot on the list of classics. It provides an excellent framework for understanding different perspectives. The book also emphasizes the importance of systematizing one's life and finding a balance between serving our jobs and having our jobs serve us. In addition, it shares enough anecdotes to remember the ideas as well.
I deducted 0.5 from this book because it was needlessly dragged out.
The ideas mentioned in the book are straightforward. In fact, you might know these things subconsciously. Creating a system within that relatability factor across generations underlies the movie's crux. The terminology of entrepreneur, manager, and technician should be used more widely. This book deserves the spot on the list of classics. It provides an excellent framework for understanding different perspectives. The book also emphasizes the importance of systematizing one's life and finding a balance between serving our jobs and having our jobs serve us. In addition, it shares enough anecdotes to remember the ideas as well.
I deducted 0.5 from this book because it was needlessly dragged out.