It wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be. She articulates things well that maybe I noticed or experienced but didn't realize was a bad thing. But I do fall under the camp that thinks her advice or her own experiences are coming from a much more advantageous place than most people deal with on a day to day basis. I also found the writing style to be quite simplistic (understandably so), but everything ends up sounding repetitive like that, so by the end of the book I just wanted to be done. I should've probably prefaced this review with the fact that these types of books are really not my jam... But I did find all the anecdotes interesting, especially the ones that are basically a voyeuristic look into the lives of CEO type people that we read about in the news.