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A review by anarys_b
The Pathless Path: Imagining a New Story For Work and Life by Paul Millerd
Did not finish book.
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.