The Bad

• "Capitalist drivel" (another reviewer said this and I wholeheartedly agree)
• Assumes that if you want to do something, you must want to be the best at it and not to just have fun with it (AKA capitalist drivel)
• Mostly geared towards businesses and entrepreneurs (AKA capitalist drivel)
• The same concept is repeated throughout the entire thing (AKA capitalist driven drivel, just trying to fill out enough books to get published when this could have easily been a blog post or an article)

The Meh

• Godin correctly points out that you should quit things that won't bear any fruit (if bearing fruit is your intention)
• Pursuing any venture will have a dip where things will be very hard before it gets easier

The Good

• The book only took probably one hour to read whenever I had like five minutes to spare