I won’t even bother reviewing this.

Seth Godin is always good. I enjoyed listening to this one - made me want to go out and get me a tribe.

If you're lurking around Goodreads reading the reviews to figure out whether you should read this book: yes, you should! Get the audio version, it's awesome.

If you're lurking around Goodreads reading the reviews to prove that Seth Godin sucks: nope, you don't need to waste time reading this book.

I read a little and then decided I wasn't interested.

This book is structured in a short bits of information. My desire for the book is that instead of jumping from topic to topic, rather providing case studies and deeper examples than the few paragraphs of change. This book gives you surface level information but doesn't challenge you to think.

I was reading as a potential book to give to my student leaders and frankly I'm going to pass.

Not bad. Includes a bunch of inspirational short stories of famous leaders and also contains a some good summarised lines of thought. Handy to have around for inspiration.

Every 30 pages you get a good, inspiring soundbite, but otherwise this isn't terribly fresh. Maybe reading it 14 years after its pub date has something to do with it, but there isn't a lot in here that hasn't been said before.

Great book although the title is no longer PC.