Every family has a story, Mal was ours.
Not bad for a first novel. Keep them coming…
Ray on October 1st 2013 in Books
The art and science of prediction
The chances of me reading this book again are slim. The book really takes of in chapter 8 (at which point you’re already halfway through the book).
A bit less verbose would suit this book well. It would surely boost the relevance of the information.
If Nate was able to convey the same message, but using only half the volume, I definitely recommend reading it.
Ray on September 5th 2013 in Books
het geheim van winstgevend freelancen
Simple, nice…
Ray on August 8th 2013 in Books
The classis tribute to hope from the holocaust
Definitly worth reading.
Ray on July 11th 2013 in Books
Be ready to use a dictionary. It is not easy reading, but the information is very valuable.
Probably have to read it twice to get a good grip on the topic.
Ray on May 16th 2013 in Books
How Today's Entrepreneurs Use Continuous Innovation to Create Radically Successful Businesses
Excellent reading. It provided me with great new insights on business growth models and how to analyse data. Terms like vanity-data and pseudo-science have made it to my library and I am afraid I’ll have to use the frequently.
Shame on me for not reading the book any earlier.
Ray on April 29th 2013 in Books
Funny: for sure. I wouldn’t expect anything else from Kluun, but I wouldn’t call it a master piece. I guess it is okay’ish.
Ray on January 17th 2013 in Books
global cooling, patriotic prostitutes, and why suicide bombers should buy life insurance
Facts, stats and scientific research. Lovely anecdotes about the field of microeconomics.
However, due to the great diversity of topics and stories, the book fails to make a clear point…except the we are ofter fooled by our own interpretation.
Ray on December 30th 2012 in Books
Hopefully Ben Brooks will write another one like this and allows himself to grow as a writer.
Ray on November 11th 2012 in Books
the power of telling authentic stories in a low-trust world
Most certainly worth reading a second or third time. Especially when you’re an entrepreneur and facing launching a new product.
Ray on October 16th 2012 in Books
