This was a quick read despite ample filler text that conspired to make an already short book appear longer than a series of essays. The author does a great job of providing some valuable insights into startup exits. The only problem is that the author's aim appears to be to offer one size fits all for different industries and companies without spending enough time researching industries and companies that he isn't familiar with. In this regard, the book is a lot like Good to Great. A lot of More...

Terrific view of how to exit a high tech company early, make a reasonable nest egg, and prepare to do it again.