QUOTE(nky_kevin @ Oct 18 2009, 06:26 PM)
Which one? The Blue Ocean Strategy? or Built to Last?
Blue Ocean Strategy isn't easy to read and understand. For me, I found it a little confusing and beyond my level. I need to somehow stop after a paragraph to rephrase what I had read and think in the reality world. Yet to finish though.
Built to Last is much more easier to read as it is almost the same as other motivational books except they did explain to us regarding the effort they put in to do survey in order to get the gist of the success stories from those successful leaders/people. A good read.
Currently reading: The New Science of Getting Rich - Wallace D. WattlesÂ
Good thread, TS.Blue Ocean Strategy isn't easy to read and understand. For me, I found it a little confusing and beyond my level. I need to somehow stop after a paragraph to rephrase what I had read and think in the reality world. Yet to finish though.
Built to Last is much more easier to read as it is almost the same as other motivational books except they did explain to us regarding the effort they put in to do survey in order to get the gist of the success stories from those successful leaders/people. A good read.
Currently reading: The New Science of Getting Rich - Wallace D. WattlesÂ
The concept of BOS is rather simple, i think Geminist has pointed it out clearly for you. In short, i think BOS is quite a bullshit cos BOS is everywhere, it speaks the current world trendy especially the internet. so it could be red yellow green ocean, just a name and a tactic to sell another book. I was trying to stop u when i first read your post when u mentioned about ordering it... too bad im too late it is already in ur bookshelf.
After reading a few posts by you here i would suggest:
1) go google more about those books before u buy them. go read some review about them. facebook has got a very good application to have ppl review books that they read, i usually decide to buy or not to buy after im done with that.
2) i think you problem of being inconsistency is bcos u are still in the seeking stage of your life. It takes one who has passion to excel in something. So, i would hope that u dont overly focus on reading motivational books. U should also expand your reading tastes, as well as lifestyle, attitude etc.
Your first post gave me an impression that u r gonna list out some good motivation books, do you intend to do so?
I personally found benefited by two great books which was such an eye opener in my life. HOpe u like them too
The Secret
The Science of Getting Rich
The 2nd was same author as urs, im not sure if it is the same book?
This post has been edited by vicole: Oct 25 2009, 03:44 PM
Oct 25 2009, 03:43 PM

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