What do you think?
Rate this book


272 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2007
Eleven principles to become a compassionate samurai
Klemmer kicks off the book making a distinction between two types of people: a) Jerks that get everything they desire; b) Nice guys that finish last. The author suggest an intermediate alternative in which You can conciliate the two sides and become a compassionate samurai, which are the following principles values:
Commitment :
Personal Responsibility :
Contribution:
Focus:
Honesty:
Honor:
Trust:
Abundance:
Boldness:
Knowledge:
Finish Strong:
The way Klemmer present his point is quite accurate and resonate with people with a more executive personality, much like businessman (probable his target public) and soldiers. I find myself liking it either.
As many of the self-help books, You are probably going to live some situation that You won't find solution in these pages. There's nothing new or a genius insight, but the book might be helpful to some readers.