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Man Up: How to Cut the Bullshit and Kick Ass in Business (And in Life)
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In a genre filled with fluff and BS, Bedros manages to deliver an outstanding read from start to finish. In Man Up, Bedros doesn't offer any "secrets to success," or present any "hacks" in order to reach success; if he did, he'd be like everyone else whose just trying to make a buck off teaching people how to make a buck. Instead, you get an honest look at what it really takes to build an empire - Hard Work.The real lessons from Man Up are about changing your mentality. The book is about how to stop making excuses, and start taking responsibility. It's not exactly a ground breaking concept, but it's also something that's easier said than done. Where most authors give superficial advice that merely sounds good, Bedros instead raises the bar by being real.Instead of spewing cliche advice, Bedros does an amazing job of teaching critical lessons by sharing his own story. He makes connecting with the reader seem effortless. His story starts from such humble beginnings, before growing into the kind of man that anyone can relate to - mistakes and all. Within each story is a lesson, and the end of each chapter contains practical, actionable steps to ensure that each lesson sticks.What really sets Bedros apart is that through all of his success, he still seems like a regular guy you'd want to grab a beer with. While most entrepreneurs that reach his level of success seem to live alien lifestyles - either working 24/7, or flying on private jets surrounded by an entourage - Bedros shows off the more down to earth behavior of a real person - spending time with family, surfing, the loneliness of being the boss (and how to prevent it). It's that connection that makes each lesson relatable.If you read one book about business or personal development this year, Man Up should be it.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2018
In a genre filled with fluff and BS, Bedros manages to deliver an outstanding read from start to finish. In Man Up, Bedros doesn't offer any "secrets to success," or present any "hacks" in order to reach success; if he did, he'd be like everyone else whose just trying to make a buck off teaching people how to make a buck. Instead, you get an honest look at what it really takes to build an empire - Hard Work.
The real lessons from Man Up are about changing your mentality. The book is about how to stop making excuses, and start taking responsibility. It's not exactly a ground breaking concept, but it's also something that's easier said than done. Where most authors give superficial advice that merely sounds good, Bedros instead raises the bar by being real.
Instead of spewing cliche advice, Bedros does an amazing job of teaching critical lessons by sharing his own story. He makes connecting with the reader seem effortless. His story starts from such humble beginnings, before growing into the kind of man that anyone can relate to - mistakes and all. Within each story is a lesson, and the end of each chapter contains practical, actionable steps to ensure that each lesson sticks.
What really sets Bedros apart is that through all of his success, he still seems like a regular guy you'd want to grab a beer with. While most entrepreneurs that reach his level of success seem to live alien lifestyles - either working 24/7, or flying on private jets surrounded by an entourage - Bedros shows off the more down to earth behavior of a real person - spending time with family, surfing, the loneliness of being the boss (and how to prevent it). It's that connection that makes each lesson relatable.
If you read one book about business or personal development this year, Man Up should be it.
The real lessons from Man Up are about changing your mentality. The book is about how to stop making excuses, and start taking responsibility. It's not exactly a ground breaking concept, but it's also something that's easier said than done. Where most authors give superficial advice that merely sounds good, Bedros instead raises the bar by being real.
Instead of spewing cliche advice, Bedros does an amazing job of teaching critical lessons by sharing his own story. He makes connecting with the reader seem effortless. His story starts from such humble beginnings, before growing into the kind of man that anyone can relate to - mistakes and all. Within each story is a lesson, and the end of each chapter contains practical, actionable steps to ensure that each lesson sticks.
What really sets Bedros apart is that through all of his success, he still seems like a regular guy you'd want to grab a beer with. While most entrepreneurs that reach his level of success seem to live alien lifestyles - either working 24/7, or flying on private jets surrounded by an entourage - Bedros shows off the more down to earth behavior of a real person - spending time with family, surfing, the loneliness of being the boss (and how to prevent it). It's that connection that makes each lesson relatable.
If you read one book about business or personal development this year, Man Up should be it.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2023
As a 53-year-old man, I tend to look at my life and think about how I can make the remainder of my time on earth better. As they say, you only live once. I decided to purchase this book after seeing some of the podcasts and youtube videos by Bedros Keuilian. I found him as the most trustworthy self-help person on this planet.
After reading the first three chapters, the information was just too important to just read. I started over and underlined, notated, and bookmarked everything that I felt I needed to reference in the future. This book is changing my life and I look forward to the days, weeks, months, and years ahead. LET'S GO!!!!
After reading the first three chapters, the information was just too important to just read. I started over and underlined, notated, and bookmarked everything that I felt I needed to reference in the future. This book is changing my life and I look forward to the days, weeks, months, and years ahead. LET'S GO!!!!
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