Review of Breaking the Mold

[gift etete]

Congratulations to the reviewer; you did a fantastic job. Many people study self-help books to discover their roles and purposes in life. I haven't read many self-help books, but I'm eager to read this one because it's so practical

[TebogoM]

Self-help books are not kind of my reading so I think I will pass.

[Brenda Creech]

I used to read self-help books, but not so much anymore! This book does sound unique, but I have no desire to learn about remodelling and construction. I must say, however, I wish I had had a book like this when I was in the workforce! Excellent review!

[Gift Chidex]

Self-help book such as this is my favorite and since it is coming from an experienced person, I won't fail to read them. Nice review, congrats on BOTD.

[jacqueline odawa]

Your wonderful review has made me develop enthusiasm to read the book since it is a self-improvement book. The review captured a lot of details that grabbed my attention.I am a young entrepreneur, it is definitely my cup of tea.

[Rxynx]

Breaking the Mold by Fabian Videla does seem like a practical and engaging self-help book for those aiming to climb the corporate ladder. I am a teacher without many options for gaining seniority, so the book might not be the most practical for me personally.

[Adeoluwa Adebusuyi]

This looks like an amazing self-help book, it would be helpful to people entering the business world especially the construction aspect. Thanks for review.

[tienlen152]

i have a generally positive view of Breaking the Mold: Remodeling Your Way to Success, finding it to be a practical and engaging self-help book that provides relatable and thorough steps for the creation and thriving of a company, particularly in the construction industry. I appreciate the book's format, with each chapter having an attractive title and concluding with lessons of success and the inclusion of actionable steps for readers. The reviewer also finds the anecdotes within the book to be relatable and appreciates the practical advice provided by the author

[Natasha Kim]

This self-help book is mightily equipped with wisdom, knowledge, strategies and insights one can use as tools to be successful. Lots of lessons to learn also. Thanks for your well-detailed good review. Congrats on being the BOTD.

[Amprye]

There are so many factors that go into making a business profitable, so sometimes I am skeptical of these types of books and the results they are able to provide. However, this seems like a great self-help book that will at least improve a person's business. Congratulations on book of the day!

[DEEPA PUJARI]

This is a practical and engaging self-help book that pushes readers forward on their quest for success in the corporate realm. Congratulations BOTD!

[Elizabeth McNutt]

Loved the review and the sample although self-help is not my favorite. However, Fabian writes of personal experiences that recall childhood memories that are heart-warming. I relished his stories and the bite-sized pieces he believed in to bring success for himself. This is relatable as I now have finally learned to break things down to those achievable goals. He also explains repeatedly the difference between a job and a business. A healthy view os the business world is now more balanced in my own mind. It is wonderful to think that at this time of my life, I can still make small steps to turn my actions and dreams into a business! Congrats on being selected as BOTD.

[Amanda Warner]

I love self-help books about success and how to achieve it. Fabian Videla explaining the difference between a job and a business is something I would love to know about and find out possible ways I can set up a business like Videla did even during the COVID-19 pandemic, when various businesses went into bankruptcy and closed down. This is a wonderful review as it gives insight into what the reader should expect to learn from this book.

[Omobolanle Shittu]

Well done reviewer for this. A self-help book by an author who is sharing their personal journey to success in business is always a win. It makes the lessons easier to relate to and also emulate. I hope the author takes note and gets an editor for proof reading and finishing of the book.

[Patty Allread]

Though I have no intention to start a construction business, this book seems to have some common-sense advice for any business venture. How to create a business that won’t always require the presence of the owner sounds especially apt.