It’s not that this book isn’t good or  doesn’t have good information. It’s just I don’t think the way the information was presented was for me. Maybe it was because this was the 10th anniversary and there were  too many testimonials. Maybe it was his tone which at times could be read as playful and light while at other times felt mean. 

The advice is solid and his approach is smart. If you’re under 40, I’d recommend giving it a shot. There’s a lot of good information and the last chapter around big purchases felt helpful. There’s a lot I liked about this. The author’s voice though made it difficult for me to want to finish. In a world where there thousands of financial books, this one stands tall and feels useful. Maybe not do the kindle one though.