Review from Traction →
It’s a good read for people with companies of 5+ people. A lot of the book dosnt really apply to a single man operation, but the systems and organization side of the book is valuable to any business owner.
Review from Dark Secrets →
I’ve really enjoyed this series and hope that Mr. Craven continues to write many more. This is so far, my favorite series from Mr. Craven.
Review from Freeway Rick Ross →
this is a well told memoir because it keeps moving while providing adequate details. the saddest part about this book is when it ended.
tremendous and thought provoking. gives one so much to contemplate and assess. well worth time and effort to listen more than once.
Review from Traction →
This book explains the EOS, a system the author created for his consultancy clients. There are some good ideas inside, informed by seeing the same problems at many companies. For example , the idea of an accountability chart: who’s actually responsible for a specific process? If it’s multiple people, then nobody is. But… I can’t..
Another good addition. Though it slows down a bit in the middle it heats up towards the end. Pros:Makes you realize “safe” isn’t always safe Had some twists I didnt expect Cons:The Narrator dosen’t Express the emotion of the characters very well at all. It kinda takes you out of the moment. A little misguided..
This is a worthy addition to the Series. Franklin Horton does not disappoint. Jim Powell and Co. are at their best dealing with the latest two-legged “problem” and resolving the issue in the best traditions of Jim Powell and the code of honor which he applies with a certain “intensity.” Well done!
I really enjoyed this final part of the series. The final book about Lou was an unexpected surprise.
Review from The Alt Apocalypse →
Tom Abrahams gives us 5 different scenarios with different outcomes for the same people. It all comes together in the final apocalypse. I enjoy pretty much anything that Kevin Pierce narrates. Highly recommend.
The law enforcement segment really let these 2 babies down: how hard is it to present a completed circumstantial case? As for the writing of the story, it must be true that there was very little to go on, as the case files presented about one quarter of the book and the rest was on..