Review of Involuntary Reroute
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Review of Involuntary Reroute
[Following is a volunteer review of "Involuntary Reroute" by Robert Laney.]
What can be more motivating than a story of success?
The book "Involuntary Reroute" has all the chances to inspire you! Robert Laney, the author and participant in the story, tells us how to start an airline travel agency with nothing and succeed. By the way, his path started at the age of 19! While still a student, he needed to find the perfect balance between business and study. What is his secret? If you are as intrigued as I am, let's look closer!
To begin with, I want to notice that a book is short but still captivating. The author uses no unnecessary stretching and speaks straight to the point. However, for me, it is also a con because I wanted to see a story that was more detailed and had a smoother narrative. Still, it didn't spoil my experience. The author provides details when necessary, like a calculation, a mistake he made, etc.
Speaking of the writing style, the author's style is the simplest and cleanest possible. It helps a lot, especially on a topic like this. The editor's work is also excellent; I found no grammar errors or misspellings. It shows us that the author put a great deal into this book. I am eager to see more of the author's work!
Summarizing all of the above, I rate this book 5 out of 5. Even though the book is not flawless for me, it doesn't make it any worse. The subject the author picked will be interesting to a wide circle of people. If you have a lack of motivation, need some ideas on how to start your own business, or want to expand your horizons, this book is definitely for you. However, remember that the book contains some numbers and calculations and demands concentration during the reading.
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Involuntary Reroute
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What can be more motivating than a story of success?
The book "Involuntary Reroute" has all the chances to inspire you! Robert Laney, the author and participant in the story, tells us how to start an airline travel agency with nothing and succeed. By the way, his path started at the age of 19! While still a student, he needed to find the perfect balance between business and study. What is his secret? If you are as intrigued as I am, let's look closer!
To begin with, I want to notice that a book is short but still captivating. The author uses no unnecessary stretching and speaks straight to the point. However, for me, it is also a con because I wanted to see a story that was more detailed and had a smoother narrative. Still, it didn't spoil my experience. The author provides details when necessary, like a calculation, a mistake he made, etc.
Speaking of the writing style, the author's style is the simplest and cleanest possible. It helps a lot, especially on a topic like this. The editor's work is also excellent; I found no grammar errors or misspellings. It shows us that the author put a great deal into this book. I am eager to see more of the author's work!
Summarizing all of the above, I rate this book 5 out of 5. Even though the book is not flawless for me, it doesn't make it any worse. The subject the author picked will be interesting to a wide circle of people. If you have a lack of motivation, need some ideas on how to start your own business, or want to expand your horizons, this book is definitely for you. However, remember that the book contains some numbers and calculations and demands concentration during the reading.
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Involuntary Reroute
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Wow, I've worked in the travel industry, and now I'm a travel writer, so this book sounds right up my alley. Thanks for the heads-up about needing concentration. I'll dedicate some real time to read this one.
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