Books by Seth Godin
![Siamo Tutti Strambi: [La Nuova Era Del Marketing Su Misura] (2011)](/i/cover.png)
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review 1: I enjoy Seth Godin's book, but this book was simply a collection of people's stories who had one way or another been influenced by some of Seth's concepts. In general that's not a bad thing, but I found many of stories to short and with to little detail to really be helpful. I ...
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review 1: Ten sentences into the introduction Godin repeats an urban myth about Einstein. It takes a few of his sound bite contrived chapters before he reveals "we've been taught to fit in." This is not news. Hasn't been for a long time, but then we've been home educating since 1993, so m...
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review 1: I think this is a powerful manifesto, with a lot of ideas to discuss. A key idea is how school was essentially a political tool to help the industrial economic system prosper, but as we have left the industrial model and moved to a connected, information abundant age, the curren...
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review 1: Godin has written another manifesto. As is typical of Godin and his writing, "Graceful" is a quick read of pithy ideas intended to motivate. Nothing to explain and no words wasted here. Godin muses on thirty ideas to kick you in the seat of the pants and do something worthwhile ....
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review 1: This book is a good explanation of the shift that has happened in the economy in the recent years from industrial economy to the connection economy, it teaches how important it is to become an artists and thrive as one. it defines arts as the act of doing our heart yearning shame...
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review 1: A good motivational book to get you starting and finishing something. The main message of the books is: having a good idea is just not enough, you need to take the initiative to implement that idea, and follow through until it gets adopted/rejected by users. Starting on an idea m...
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review 1: Marketing guru Seth Godin writes a compelling book for the masses about how mass marketing is either dead or at least ready for its last rites. It is told with the usual Godin flair, but it makes a point that is now obvious to anyone who thinks about the topic of product or serv...
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review 1: I had a really tough time finishing the book. While the central issue of the author may make some sense, the presentation was terrible. For pages after pages he continued with his rhetoric of art, creativity, connectivity without giving much concrete examples in the real world. H...
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review 1: The biggest reason I gave only three stars is because I think there is more to be said on this topic. The most interesting points came very late in Godin's (brief) rant about coming up with ideas and then delivering on them: poke at the right time, and poke in the right way (for...
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review 1: Seth Godin, author and marketer, is kind of a big deal in the marketing world. He wrote a number of bestsellers and V is for Vulnerable is his first picture book for grownups. He goes through the entire alphabet and imparts little pieces of wisdom like, "Initiative is the privile...