Description:
The World's Most Influential Book on Personal Success
Brief description: Scott Adams is best known as the creator of the Dilbert comic strip that ran in newspapers and later on websites around the world from 1989 until 2023. In recent years, Adams is better known as the author of the most influential book in the field of personal success-How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big. Adams is a trained hypnotist and the host of Coffee with Scott Adams, a daily livestream analyzing news events and politics through a persuasion lens. The show is available at 10:00 AM Eastern every day on YouTube and scottadams.locals.com (for subscribers) live. Recorded episodes are also on Rumble and on most podcast apps.
Review Quotes: Unsolicited 5-Star Reviews from Real People
Game-changer with humble perspectives.
"I LOVE what Scott has done here! Some of my favorite takeaways: systems instead of goals, his stoic approach to failure and learning, and the habit of pattern recognition and developing new skills to add to your arsenal. I've read two dozen books this year so far, mostly in the business, success, and self-help realm-all of these are bestsellers on Amazon/Audible-and this one is hands down one of the top five. Worth every penny. Buy two and give one away!"
Build your talent stack.
"This is my favorite Scott Adams book. I recommend it to my counseling clients for practical and concrete suggestions for moving forward in life using systems instead of goals. Scott is funny and honest. Great self-help book!"
Life strategies we should have been taught.
"I am just now shipping this book to my eighth grandchild, soon to be graduating from college. In other words, I am sending her the most important success book-life or career-in the twenty-first century."
Love this book. Buying it for my children, nieces, and nephews.
"This book provides great advice. I'm buying it for two of my nieces right now and telling them that there will be a reward if they finish it."
So good I bought it twice!
"This is an excellent book, one of the few I have read multiple times."