Your Next Five Moves: Master the Art of Business Strategy

I have been following Patrick Bet-David for about 3 years since I found Valuetainment, from that moment his advise was not only based on theoretical knowledge but based on his own experiences. the book is an improved extension of the Youtube channel. While many business book authors use examples to explain specific methods or theories, Patrick goes beyond and explains from his own experiences the relationship between the theoretical knowledge he acquired and how he put it in practice, the result is a not a business book only, but a life guide. Patrick guide us in a step-by-step path to know us better in order to be able to provide the best for other people, either through entrepreneurship or intrapreneurship. As he mentions in the book, knowing ourselves is the main challenge to being to improve our lives and other people's lives and moreover our own families.Another great difference between classic business or personal improvement books, is the gifts Patrick gave us after each chapter, making the full circle of knowledge, theory, practice and experiment.I am sure I will not read the book once but it will become my personal guide for years to come.Thank you David for sharing your knowledge with us, really appreciate it.

This is a good book. You will find something interesting and useful in your life and business.

I bet you dont want to put the book down once you start reading. Every chapter has inspiring content and experience of the Author himself. Patrick’s story of him going to the US from Iran and how he led his life, family and business to where it is today, is so inspirational. He elaborates how thinking multiple moves ahead can make a path to one’s success easier compared to preparing for only one or two moves. I recommend this book not only for the business owner but for everyone. I promise it’ll be one of the best investments of your life. Thank you Patrick for your contribution in inspiring us to do better in our life.

The book has some interesting points and stories, though, for me, the stories weren’t that engaging. It’s nice to pick up once in a while to revisit certain parts.