BATB score: 4/10 Sheryl Sandberg says this book is "Magnificent". This book is not even close to being magnificent in its slightest definition. #rollmyeyes A very difficult read #6Hours with chapters divided in no clear logic and with each chapter covering 10+ topics in no supportive or build-up order. Such a pity as there was some good shit there - unfortunately very scattered in thought. Throughout these 250+ pages, only 5 mini-anecdotes were interesting enough for me to sh

BATB score: 7.8/10 ⭕️ A very simple concept to grasp on constant re-thinking / re-learning on one's strapped ideas. Easy read with comical illustrations. Yet, merely okay but not wow due to long wordy anecdotal explanations blah blah blah. Best to: to have joy in being wrong as such we are one step closer to being right Best for: anyone who can see him/herself saying "I go into so many meetings where there are things I don't know." likeas Melinda Gates appreciating learning n

BATB score: 7/10 💚💙 BATB reading level: advanced - strong discipline and determination required to finish reading this book Best to: know that there are three types of people: takers, matchers, and givers; “being a giver is not good for a 100-yard dash, but it’s valuable in a marathon” yet, we are all three / tri-polar depending on the circumstances Best as: better to just take the quiz https://adamgrant.net/quizzes/give-and-take-quiz/ , acknowledge that you are a selfish p