I agree with the poster who says that Influencer is poorly organized. It also comes off as a promotional tool, with references and links to the authors’ web site.

On the other hand, reading the anecdotes is entertaining at least, and there is clearly some value to the advice offered… although I heard some of it before, from various other sources.

I wouldn’t recommend paying full price for the book. Take a look at the reviews on Amazon, and then check it out from the library if you feel it’s worth the read.

This was touted as a layman’s book, but it’s not, by any stretch—it’s jargony, poorly organized, and difficult to read. I have to say that I also found it to be offensive in the extreme, particularly the sequences regarding the highly fictionalized overweight man trying to diet. See poor slob Henry try to live on nothing but carrots, but his willpower is so weak that he wolfs down a two-pound chocolate bar! The whole scenario is so over-the-top that it makes me wonder how “true” their other case studies are.

Can’t recommend.