You should probably pay $1000 for this book...
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Branding got you baffled? Just an unrealizable buzzword?
Business owner, Non-profit, Churches...if you need a how-to, this is the one. With the step by step, practical instructions based upon years of actual implementation, you are sure to find your inner heartbeat and find a way share it with your tribe. Tim, Lynn and Ryan are pros...I've read their blogs, listened to their podcasts, heard them speak in person and hired them for my company. Never disappointed and you won't be either.
And goodness, it's only $10.95. Are you still reading this? Buy the book!!
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Don't do it!!! If you spend a few minutes researching this subject, you will find most of this to be a repackaging,using modern scientific terms. This book is more or less a cash grab and run, $77.00+ for a very small 100 page booklet. Save your money, you could buy 5 or 6 books at this price. People giving five stars are friends of the author.
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This book should have cost less than ten dollars, given the amount of useful information it actually provides.  If we were to cull the empty half-pages (the author often had less than a page to write about some wineries; whatever happened to descriptive comments about all, or at least some, varietals, offered?), the useless recommendations on accommodations and shopping areas (I ordered a book billed to be about San Diego area wineries, not Bed & Breakfasts and mini-malls), and the author's many references to a tasting room reminding her of something in Europe, we would end up with a book a little more than half the size of this book... and at $15 retail, the book is already overpriced.

There is some useful info regarding wine tasting, forming a tasting club, and comparisons of varietals, but this book could certainly have gone much further in identifying the relative quality of various wineries or different varietals within each winery's list of offerings.

I bought this book as an out-of-towner with hopes of going to San Diego to sample some of the local wines.  This book helps; but the reader could save some money by getting most of this information by searching the Internet for SD area wineries, and consulting area newspapers and tourist guides.
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While the book is well written, and John Lee Williamson is one of my favorites, his legacy deserves much better than this way over priced book! My review is for the look of the book and how small it is.....had I known that this book was so shoddily produced I would never had paid $45.00 dollars for it. It's a tiny little book with quite a large price tag. I expected a large book with lots of photos etc...there is 10 pages of black and white photos, none of which are new....this book should have had a price of $25.63 like the Slim Harpo book, or the Michael Bloomfield book at $19.95.....I can't help but feel ripped off by this one....buyer beware....
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First of all, this book isn't 90 pages. It's a lousy 74.  After I finished reading it I felt thoroughly gyped for the amount I paid for it. More than 13 dollars for 74 pages? Gimme a break! And this book is actually 19 dollars retail price!!! If the book had cost me 1 dollars I would have given it 3 stars because that's what the common sense advice in this book is worth. 1 dollar! I've read 10 times better books than this that gave better advice, cost less and had more pages. The content in this book has been covered by other books that are far better like the Go-giver.  I suspect the positive reviews from this book are friends or contacts of the author or something.  I thought about buying this book earlier in the year but my intuition told me not too. Lesson learned: Don't ignore your intuition.  I now realize to be a savvy book buyer you have to look not only at the over-all rating but the number of people who reviewed this book. Only 11! Are the reviews long with paragraphs or just a short review with just a few sentences? If it's short that means to me they didn't commit to the book or probably haven't read it even if they gave it a disingenous 5 stars or not.  Does amazon let you peek inside the book at its content? You don't have that option with this horrible book.  This book arrived on April Fool's day and take it from me. If you want to feel like a fool you will buy the book.
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In all fairness, the book does have some good tips, such as start small, and get rid of your clutter IMMEDIATELY, before it finds its way back into your home. However, $2.99 for twenty-two pages is a little overpriced in my opinion, especially since most of the advice is based on generalities rather than specifics. Also, at only twenty-two pages to proofread, I expected fewer typos and formatting issues. I got this book for free. If I had paid $2.99, I would have given only two stars.
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The one star that I had to give it is really too much.

This is not a book, but a very brief pamphlet, containing nothing that isn't either obvious or so general as to be valueless. Yes, its only $3 for the kindle version, but for your $3 all you get is little gems like: "if you have any low credit score, you have to cleat it up" (without telling you how), and "a beautiful house with a loud neighbor or a school right across the street can disturb your sound sleep,"  or even, "the bigger the house is, the more money you pay."

If this is all you need to hear, buy this book!  But be prepared to wade through a lot of very poor English as well, reflecting either the author's inadequate command of the language or a poor translation.

In short, just about anyone could have written this book or better within the few hours or so that it took the author to write it.  I made the mistake of putting a couple of bucks in his pocket.  Don't make the same one.
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...especially not anything you would not be much better off simply scouring the net for. Which happens to be FREE and sports a truckload of such putative blueprints, best practices, ROI enablers, success stories and whatNot -- CRM Guru, CRM Forum, CRM Daily ...ad infinitum. If your reasoning is to skip the information overload and bag all the available wisdom in one neatly bound huggable volume, you'd still do better to look elsewhere, there is easily a wild smattering of CRM wisdom in books that cost a decent coin instead of the Four Seasons price on this tome. After all, it is only fair to expect some ROI on reading dollars, no?
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Ten bucks for 100 pages.  This price makes no sense.
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costs too much anyways. I'll bet it has all the common tips and tricks that a lot of other books have.
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Unless you have money to burn...
I got the iBooks version of this & it was VERY SHORT & VERY BASIC--it's worth MAYBE $0.99. I still can't believe I wasted $6 on this!
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Since there is no preview of this book on Amazon, I went to Google books and looked at their preview. The original price is $29.95 and it was published in 1997 so I consider it in need of an update and not worth the price some of these merchants are trying to pawn it off at.

Although it contains some good information, there are just too many other qualified business books published since 1997 that make this one an expensive relic at $100 plus.
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Again, grossly overpriced.  45 pages for $6.99?! There is some helpful information here, but nothing you cannot find for free using Google or Bing, and a little time and effort.  Seriously, I cannot see how the author thinks the price is justified.
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Before you buy this book go to the author's own site at funfreedom dot com! :O)
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It's unconscionable to give this book a 1-star review because you don't like the Kindle price. Either wait for the price to drop to $9.99 when the book hits the NYT best-seller list, or wait for it drop in a few months. The price has nothing to do with the quality of the book. As a protest to this nonsense, I just purchased the book at its current price. As a book editor, I know that no one is getting rich from selling books -- not the publisher, not the bookseller, and certainly not the author -- except for the very few who are fortunate enough to write, publish, and sell books that catch the public's eye. Typically, the author will get much less than a dollar from the sale of a typical Kindle book. What would you like the author get as payment for your many hours of enjoyment? A quarter? I get far more hours of enjoyment from a book than from a movie, and it costs me much less per hour.
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I can't believe I just paid $99 dollars for the book. This was $100 dollars that I save .... Thank god I got it for less.
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The authors of the book are good, they really know their stuff. The thing about this book that I can't stand is charging [enough money] for the basics of graphics programming maths that are found in any other maths or graphics programming book.  The introduction to WIN32 and WinMain, together with the repetition of setup code to initialize the main window and contexts make the book a lot thicker than it actually is.  Most of the technologies mentioned in the book are given a mentiion and a little explanation. To be fair, game programming is a big topic and there are many fields of knowledge to cover. Squeezing it into one book rather than a series or collection is not easy.  This means it must be tailored to a specific audience.  Is this book written for you?  If you know nothing about programming or graphics, this could be the book for you, then most likely you'll like the book. Are you willing to part with [money] in exchange for a basic tutorial? The think I like so for about it is that it is accurate and written with a good style. Please browse a copy of the book before buying it.