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This book feels like a very, very long Wired article. It could be interesting for those who are interested in mindsets of toddler Valley nerds, but it doesn’t brig anything more than that to the table.

Very good. Presents a good framework for developing a practice. With other works you can dive a bit deeper.

main character is a hero with family he loves and puts his life on the line. This Texas Ranger is on another action-packed adventure .

i loved it, very insightful and thought provoking, a little repetitive but learning is done that way.

I couldn’t get through the book because the voice over was so distracting. The ridiculously fast speed at which he spoke didn’t match the content of the book in the least. I had to stop listening to it. Too bad because the book is very useful.

Muy profundo, agradezco mucho que esté disponible por este medio. El audio para mí, permite concentrarme mejor. Lo escucharé de nuevo. Hay mucho para reflexionar.

nonstop action with a bigger than life Texas Ranger. I enjoyed every minute of this audio book. the reader had just the right accent and voice to make it seem real. Story kept me on the edge of my seat and even a couple of the bad guys had my sympathy. Read it, you’ll understand..

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the book is doing a nice job of describing ownership and different ways on which it is part of an ongoing power struggle, it is to American-centric, and a bit shallow – now that we understand the rather ready to explain models of claiming ownership, what are we to do with it? it also jumps..

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This book outlines skills and tools required for the modern business. It also provides great context about what is changing and why we need them.

Really interesting information and opened my eyes to many questions about our humanity. Thank you