Ana Lelis's Reviews > No Excuses!: The Power of Self-Discipline

I thought this book was supposed to help the average person to be better. But, no, the author wants you to become a robot. He believes success equals money. ''Do you think your life is not good? Just go to work one hour before everyone else and leave one hour later than them. Work more and make money. If you don't act like rich people you are lazy.''
Excuse me? People shouldn't listen to that. You don't have to be your boss's bootlicker, you shouldn't waste precious time with your family to be a workaholic.
There were a few good pieces of advice, but, overall I just wasted my time.