HT WIN AT THE SPORT OF BUSINESS: If I Can Do It. You Can Do It.

As mentioned, very straight forward and simple. A good book for anyone starting up in life. It is not the Bible, but a guide to making your own Bible.

This is not your regular motivational book but a hard hitting fact of life. I would recommend this book to everyone

Very easy to read.Gives a good insight into Cuban's life. Not for Powell who are looking for detailed business insights or comprehensive information.

Really nice and motivational many things in the book will retaliate to your ongoing life if you are struggling to get the right thing

Really njoyed the book . Have learned so many things from Mr Cuban. Can't put it down. Must read once.

mark has given some insights into his learning while he climbed the ladder of success. there are many better books like shoe dog, I will suggest read that instead. this I believe written for the sake of writing, maybe mark could have spent some more time on writing and sharing a bit more information. i red a kindle edition :-)

I love this book, thanks Mark :)

Mark Cuban is absolutely candid businessman and truly connects very well. Just fantastic.

Really liked this book. Well narrated, good lessons, and not too long

Bought this book after watching a few episodes of Shark Tank. Great advice from someone who has proof.

As he described he just put many of his posts together. It is not great but good. You can get some insight out of it.

mark cuban is the real example of success, I love the way the book takes you to help you to improve you knowledge

Every since I started reading Mark Cuban's weblog, BlogMaverick.com, I've been emailing links of my favorite posts to my employees and business associates. I subscribe to it on my RSS feed and typically read every entry within a matter of hours. So when I saw Mark's entry on Facebook that he had produced an ebook for sale, I bought it without a second thought. I must admit, I read the foreword and was immediately irritated to learn that the ebook was simply a collection of his most popular posts, many of which I'd read 10x over. Oh well, it's $2.99 as I read his first post which he discusses his humble beginnings coming to Dallas as a broke college grad. 5 hours later, I'm finished with the book and I'm convinced that was probably the best $3 I've spent on a book. If you're a blogmaverick reader his old posts have been updated with details and commentary that you will find very interesting and if you're not a blog maverick reader, you will no do doubt find find inspiration and more importantly, practical advice that applies to any business. What I have always found most impressive about Mark is how little he cares about what people think about and how passionate he is about getting 'IT' right. This book arranges his rags to riches tale in a chronological order that will be of great practical use to any entrepreneur. One thing I've felt throughout this NBA Lockout and ever more so after reading this ebook is that Mark Cuban must be going absolutely insane sitting in these 'business meetings' over the NBA's labor issues with dinosaurs like Billy Hunter and David Stern. I'll borrow a quote from his post "Twelve Cuban Mantra for Success": "11. Pigs get fat, hogs get slaughtered This is one I got from my partner Todd Wagner. He is right on. Sometimes you have to go for the jugular, but more often than not, the biggest mistake people make is getting too greedy. Every good deal has a win-win solution. There is nothing I hate more than someone who tries to squeez every last penny out of a deal. Who often raises the aggravation level to the point where it's not worth doing the deal. Which also raises the dislike level to the point where even if a deal gets done, you look for ways to never do business with that person or company again. Business happens over years and years. Value is measured in the total upside of a business relationship, not by how much you squeezed out in any one deal." hrrmm...wonder if this could apply to Dan Gilbert and MJ?? Well as I digress, I'll end this review with saying that rather than emailing links to my employees, friends and business associates, I'm going to buy this ebook for them.