Daniel Harkavy

This book does exactly what it sets out to do: lead its reader through a life-management system called a Life Plan. True, most of the information contained in it is not groundbreaking; however, the totality of the book does lead to a good (and, dare I say, inspiring) system for life management. It's clearly written from the point of view of male executives, but should still be accessible to all.

Highly recommended to anyone who feels a bit lost and needs something to help them focus. I would also recommend it to anyone who already has a system to see if there was anything they could use to bolster what they have.… (altro)

A solid, actionable read.

I scanned the book to see how useful it is, and I was impressed. The authors do a great job in explaining the problem: Too many people drift through life without an actionable plan. Hyatt and Harkavy walk through the different aspects of creating a Life Plan in a way that appeals to many. At the end, it is about what you prioritize if your decisions reflect that prioritization.

Check it out. It might not be for everyone, but many will benefit from at least thinking about these concepts.… (altro)