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ninetalevixen 's review for:
Grind: A No-Bullshit Approach to Take Your Business from Concept to Cash Flow
by Michael J. McFall
I received a review copy from Greenleaf Book Group through a Goodreads giveaway; all opinions are my own and honest.
2.5 stars
"Nobody has ever kind of tried and produced an amazing result."
There's some really solid advice, and it's clear that the author is an expert. That said, I don't totally agree with the refrain that you have to give your fledgling business your literal all, whether you're sick or your family needs you: a clear recipe for burnout. (Even if it's totally necessary as the author asserts, it's definitely not something I personally could follow since I value my health and personal relationships, so sue me.)
My main gripe is that the writing style kept me from taking the content as seriously as it deserved to be taken — some of the section headings were just A Lot, and the metaphors were abundant and extensive and very imaginative. They could've been totally omitted to make the book much more concise ... and no-bullshit.
2.5 stars
"Nobody has ever kind of tried and produced an amazing result."
There's some really solid advice, and it's clear that the author is an expert. That said, I don't totally agree with the refrain that you have to give your fledgling business your literal all, whether you're sick or your family needs you: a clear recipe for burnout. (Even if it's totally necessary as the author asserts, it's definitely not something I personally could follow since I value my health and personal relationships, so sue me.)
My main gripe is that the writing style kept me from taking the content as seriously as it deserved to be taken — some of the section headings were just A Lot, and the metaphors were abundant and extensive and very imaginative. They could've been totally omitted to make the book much more concise ... and no-bullshit.