Disclaimer: I received an ARC for my honest opinion about this book and its content.
It's so interesting to see the parallels between the boardroom and experience as a Navy SEAL. In a nutshell, Neil Blumenthal's quote, "Whether you're building a business or building a life, Never Enough is an incredible manual for getting the best out of yourself, your team, and your community," is extremely descriptive of what lies within this book.
I'm not normally one for memoirs, but this one surprised me. I actually enjoyed it a lot more than I expected. I think that the author's experiences are very unique, which make for good reading.
As for criticisms, I wasn't the biggest fan of the cover, as I believe that covers should either have a hidden meaning or be descriptive of the point of the book.
But overall, a good read, especially for beginners in reading memoirs.
It's so interesting to see the parallels between the boardroom and experience as a Navy SEAL. In a nutshell, Neil Blumenthal's quote, "Whether you're building a business or building a life, Never Enough is an incredible manual for getting the best out of yourself, your team, and your community," is extremely descriptive of what lies within this book.
I'm not normally one for memoirs, but this one surprised me. I actually enjoyed it a lot more than I expected. I think that the author's experiences are very unique, which make for good reading.
As for criticisms, I wasn't the biggest fan of the cover, as I believe that covers should either have a hidden meaning or be descriptive of the point of the book.
But overall, a good read, especially for beginners in reading memoirs.