Part one sets the tone of the book, at this point I’m asking:
Is this an art book?
Or is he writing poetry or a business book?
The answer is that is all that, and more.
Sid is a man of many words.
I wondered what it would be like as an audio book or an artistic video presentation with a narrator’s voice.
The book aims to help you develop your Personal Entrepreneurship Philosophy (PEP).
As he mentions, this is definitely not a “How-To” book.
And this is not your ordinary business book.
Sid Mohasseb combined his love of poetry, storytelling, history and philosophy.
The book is full of quotes, poetry, anecdotal stories to drive his point across.
My favorite parts of the book is how he relates being an entrepreneur to being like a pilot and a dancer. Interesting stuff & full of insights from his years of experience.
In conclusion, I recommend this book to entrepreneurs who have an affinity for poetry and art. For those looking for something more direct, this might not be your cup of coffee.
Pros: Interesting ideas presented in an unconventional way.
Cons: Might be challenging to read if you’re used to more direct business books.
TLDR: If you like poetry & business intertwined, this might be for you.
I received an advance review copy of this book from LeadersPress. Thanks Jonecca!
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