Official Review: Big Things Have Small by Wes Berry
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Re: Official Review: Big Things Have Small by Wes Berry
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I find this book and will recommend every young and aspiring entrepreneur to read this book
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Warning: May contain spoilers.
What I like about the book, the way it was written. It's a great book for people in the business field. A well-thought one and the tone of the book was thought provoking.
But it can't be read by anyone. Literally. I do not put too much of my thoughts in business these past few days because first, my priorities is not business but my personal growth while doing things I'm starting to enjoy doing.
Now, I'm going to throw some feat about what I dislike or hate about the book. The book has a lot of implications. I mean, there are just too many implied ideas backed up by history references (well I don't know on the latter parts but it seems like the first two chapters are filled with dates.) I know of the quote, "History repeats itself." And yeah, sometimes it does but unconsciously, what am I blabbering about really? . Anyway, let's get back to my point, I don't like that the ideas imply something but it doesn't ring any bells to me. Yeah, I'm sucker for ideas but this one? Is so full of it that I can't let the words sink in for now. But maybe, maybe in the future, whenever I'm more interested in playing the game called "business," but for now Mr. Wes, I'm calling it off.
But I love how informative your book is . Thanks for writing this, I hope it'll reach the right people! More books to come!
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From a small florist shop became a large buisness, showing that even if something is small at first it can grow.
I found it quite interesting how he accepted both his wins and loses equally, even if it was hard, I learned a lot from his book.
Priority, Responsibility and to never give up.