Book Summaries

The key idea of The e-Myth Revisiting is that you need to focus on working “on” your business versus “in” your business.

At the heart of Ferriss’ 4-Hour Workweek is the concept of lifestyle design

The key point of Changing for Good is that change is not “one thing”. Rather it is a series of stages through which an individual progresses.

You can sum up The Compound Effect with four words — “It’s The Little Things”. Unfortunately too many of us are unwilling to do EXACTLY those little things.

A few years back a colleague recommended that I read Ernie Zelinski’s How to Retire Happy Wild and Free. It was a GREAT recommendation as I’ve since re-read the book two additional times and recommended it to countless others.

While the book is targeted at folks that are either about to or recently have retired, it’s a great read for anyone.

Napoleon Hill’s Think and Grow Rich was first published in 1937. It could just as well have been published today as the principles that Hill espouses are truly timeless.