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I'd like to point out that $25 is probably not too much to pay for a book that might earn you an extra $X,000-$X00,000 over the course of the rest your career.
by jasonswett 13y ago
I'd like to point out that $25 is probably not too much to pay for a book that might earn you an extra $X,000-$X00,000 over the course of the rest your career. There's of course a chance that you could read this book and increase your earning power by exactly zero, but I have a hunch that there's at least $25 worth of good advice here.
The design is FINE! It communicates what the book is about in a way that takes very little effort on the visitor's part. I think Dave did a perfectly okay job with it.
I've actually been saving up thoughts and writing scraps to write a book like this myself, but I'm probably not qualified and I'm glad somebody else did a better job first. Nice work.
- shasta 13y agoThe cost of reading this book isn't $25. It's $25 plus the opportunity cost of however many hours it takes to read it.
- rismay 13y agoNice. I'll take this as an opportunity to link to an Austrian economist. Austrians happen to be the best economists. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friedrich_von_Wieser https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friedrich_von_Wieser
- dpritchett 13y agoAnd the benefit has to be multiplied by the odds I'll ever actually read it after purchase. Ebooks are so tempting!
- acjohnson55 13y agoNot to mention that the payoff is a big question mark.