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Sumit Ghai veenafashion — i've read this book several times....one of my all time favorites and most quoted by myself...my copy is scribbled up and dog eared i love it so much.

Ryan Pittman rpittman — This is a very light read, what I call fluff reading. While I do consider it fluff, I do like the author's style and the main character's sense of humor.

Bianca Cancio bianca_cancio — I will always be a "Twilight" fan and I found myself thinking of that series while reading this. I still enjoyed the book and will continue to read the other two.

Amaury Garcia _maury_arcia — What a beautiful book.

Sebastian Rivas sebv — Due to family histories and professional exposure to different people who purportedly share some of these diagnoses, this is very interesting topic to me. The introduction is very lucidly written--my understanding of bi-polar disorder increased somewhat, but the quality of the writing goes down as the book proceeds. Mostly because he starts hitting you over the head with the parts of the thesis he had already proved, and doesn't state it in a new way or add much new information. The book was also interesting vis-a-vis some apparently opposing parties have met in litigation. The historical tidbits about the different leaders which I did not know kept me going in the book, and are of some interest. As some reviews point out, correlation is not causation. Sure, many bi-polar or hyperthymnic people are bright, and their brain chemistry made them the leaders they were, but just because they succeeded in certain instances, and certain "homoclite," or mentally normal, or "conventional" leaders failed, does not necessarily mean that all would.