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I was a bit nervous about spending time listening to this one after reading some of the other reviews. However, I was pleasantly surprised. Yes, some of the material would not be considered new, but the examples of how to apply the questions was unique or perhaps I just needed a refresher on stopping to think before participating in an "event". I enjoyed the yellow light concept as well.
I was very disappointed with this book. It's put out by Franklin Covey so I thought it would be good but, unlikely Stephen Covey material, it was mostly just obvious fluff; nothing substantial. I finally gave up, which is very unlike me. I just felt it was a waste of time.
Lots of interesting info - didn't love the reader, or the style, but was a good listen. Incorporated info and critique of other books that I'd read(listened to), which I liked. Overall, a worthwhile read.
Excellent book. Lot's of common sense ideas that we know but forget to practice.
Ninety percent of this book is fluff with very general, obvious or useless ideas. The authors present their ideas in a very salemanship manner. I found myself sacastically muttering 'No Kidding!' much of the time, and wondering if these guys had any real business experience. If you're spanking new to the business world, or right out of college there might be something, albeit very little, here that you can use; otherwise, don't waste your time.