The Big Moo : Stop Trying to Be Perfect and Start Being Remarkable

The Big Moo : Stop Trying to Be Perfect and Start Being Remarkable | The Group of 33, Seth Godin | Super easy to digest!

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The Big Moo : Stop...

	The Big Moo : Stop Trying to Be Perfect and Start Being Remarkable The Group of 33, Seth Godin Amazon Remainders Account, 2005 - 208 pages average customer review:based on 43 reviews view larger image
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Thirty-three of the world's best business minds tackle one urgent question: What does it really take to make your organization remarkable? Unabridged. 4 CDs.

Moo-licious

The Big Moo feels like a collection of blog posts from several thinkers that have gained Godin's attention, a merit which speaks for itself. I love the idea of forming books around small, cohesive articles based on a theme; I wish there were more of these. This one's theme basically is "think differently and be inspired." It's worthy of going back to whenever you get into a rut. Things that stand out about this book:

* unique and varied writing styles
* short and sweet
* concision -- not enough space to drag out a point
* anecdotal stories
* entertaining
* thought-provoking
* inspiring

My favorite posts:

* Chopping Onions (differentiation)
* When Everything Is Free (open source model everywhere)
* They Say I'm Extreme (be very different)
* Be Like Reggie (exceptional service)
* Isaac Newton's Head (importance of naming)
* What Do You Stand For (perseverance)

I have to stop here with just that sampling; it's hard to exclude many from a "favorites" list. So many gems!

I really wish the articles were individually online since they make great links, and warrant further discussion. Wouldn't that be the purple way? Maybe someone will devote a blog to expanding their topics.

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Super easy to digest!

This was an amazing find. For two reasons.
1. Tons of interesting stuff, packaged into short articles from top-authors. I just cannot tell you ow much easy it is on the mind - just like reading a book of short stories once in a while, if you are a reader of fiction.

2. The liberty to share what I read. I can just photocopy/ scan the pages to share with my friend as long as mention the source.

Together with such a fine articulation of content, The Big Moo makes for a easy readiung and creating a balance, ann puts things in perspective.

Must read!

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