I am still enjoying this book very much. The principles of the book are shared through a grandfather recounting to his grandson his tri-annual meeting with his business mentor as the grandfather goes through success and failure of running his business.
Some of the principles are trite, (“Principle Six: See challenges as stepping stones, not as obstacles.”), but when coupled with the story it helps me reflect back on my personal experience from either working for a business, running my business, or personal interactions.
Some principles are meaty and backed up by scripture (Principle Three: A man must do whatever he can to provide for his family) and others are difficult to take at face value without context and understanding (Principle One: Work hard and God will prosper you).
I’m excited to get to the new principles and see where the story of Alessio, Antonio, and Julio goes from here.
