The Compound Effect

There are a few gold lines here and there. Fairly okay content, nothing new. A mixture of everyone else's work.
But man, does it sound like written by a God... I've hardly read more narcissistic content.

Not the biggest fan of this one. There was a lot of personal anecdotes but the way it was all written came across as a bit arrogant / egotistical. The author is a millionaire and successful businessman so if you're a fan of the guy himself then maybe it's worth reading, but otherwise no.

Nothing new here. Just a few tips with no evidence. Just because it worked for that author and his nature doesn't mean it has to work for everyone.

Interesting book, with some valuable insights. Probably will not read it again.

Basically, it says, be smart. Be smart constantly over time, and reap the benefits.