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Ignore Everybody

By Hugh Macleod

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| Others | 9781591842590

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Ignore Everybody is a book written by Hugh MacLeod. The full title of the book is actually Ignore Everybody and 39 Other Keys to Creativity. At only 176 pages, this book could be considered light reading for those of us who consume books at an alarmi ... (read full critics)

blogcritics published on Tue, 12 Apr 2011

3 Reviews

I read this book in one sitting and it was marvelous! The text was swift, written in true professional copyrighting style—with brevity and to the point. I liked his point of view: It’s not wealth nor fame nor riches or failure that matters. It’s living your life. Your life!
Anyway . . . I thin ... (continue)

I read this book in one sitting and it was marvelous! The text was swift, written in true professional copyrighting style—with brevity and to the point. I liked his point of view: It’s not wealth nor fame nor riches or failure that matters. It’s living your life. Your life!
Anyway . . . I think that’s what he was saying. I was pretty busy laughing my head off over his art work, cartoons on the back of business cards. Funny cartoons! I was a stock broker in New York City for a short time at the twin towers, so I know a little about what he’s talking about. . . and now with my internet business,
http://wisdomgame.org
selling my books—I know it’s not about just making money, or acclaim, or anything else. You must be creative for you.
His “back of business card” cartoons reminded me of the point of this question: What does this word, SDRAWKCAB, spell . . . backwards? The humor is so obvious, why didn’t I think of it?
I give this book five stars because I laughed out loud at least five different times and for the rest of the reading it tickled my fancy. I call it my fancy. That’s a different story.
Thanks for reading.
Stephen P. Means

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wisdomgame said on Apr 6, 2010 | Add your feedback

Smart simple book

Esay to read and full of useful ideas, expecially on professional self improvement

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guymas said on Jan 27, 2010 | Add your feedback

Very Quick to read. I suspect slow to digest.

Very quick read through - but am intending to re-read a few times. Love the pithy way that Hugh dispenses his wisdom. Think that this may well be a 'carry around' book.

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Mearso said on Jan 4, 2010 | Add your feedback