And the paperback just happens to be coming out in September but can be pre-ordered now.
Kind of annoying to me personally, since I take the advice a little less seriously now.
Kind of annoying to me personally, since I take the advice a little less seriously now.
My guess is that it is legitimately was his favorite book (he's known for his voracious reading and recommendations) and he wanted it to be read by a lot of people. So he pitched it to the publisher and the WSJ to get it done. I don't see what's so bad about that. I hardly think he's motivated by money or fame right now.