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Incredible Bits of Information for every reader. Strongly recommended.
I enjoyed this book for the most part; the examples of "tipping points" were certainly entertaining and fairly convincing.All in all though, I didn't read much I hadn't already either figured out for myself or read elsewhere. The definitions the author gave to the various types of people were clever...
I had to read this book for a book club. I must say it wasn't what I have expected. The buzz regarding this book proves that a tipping point really does occur in society. This book was recommended as a read in grad school for my MBA. However, I feel that the information given in the book is pretty m...
home audio. Thr blurb makes this seem like a contest between malign and benign memes, is that right? We shall see.It didn't take me more than 20 mins (just how many yawns were in there?) to discover that I am not the target sheep audience for this pop-psychology trial
This book had some good points, some things that made me say "Really? Wow!" but the majority of the book was fairly dull. I'm not much of a non-fiction to begin with, so I only read this book because my book club chose it. I heard a deejay on the radio talking about this book over a year before I ...
Gladwell is always interesting to read, but the immediate applications are not always clear. However, in the weeks since reading this I find myself returning to his general principles again and again. The idea of a tipping point seems obvious, but one that is overlooked. In some ways it is hard to a...
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