Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

Man, with such good reviews, I expected a lot from this book. This book has better reviews than canonical texts of our industry, such as Radical Candor and High Output Management. I like books with a ton of content, that move quickly between thoughts and ideas. This book, though, has less than 1% of the depth of those amazing titles. The entire book is just the title, and then a bunch of poorly-written anecdotes about the title. There is a single tool, just one, in the entire book, it's called the "Impact FIlter." It's a good tool, but feels like an afterthought. Also, Dan Sullivan didn't write this book. The author says clearly in the introduction that he only saw it after it was written, provided some notes, and then published it. This is Ben Hardy's book with Dan Sullivan's ideas. If you've read the title, you've read the book! Hard pass.