Life Is What You Make It: Find Your Own Path to Fulfillment Audiobook

" Probably because I agree with his priorities, but I loved this book. Parents can gain a lot of insight into teaching their children values. "

" Sometimes long winded. But interesting insight into a mans life who hasn't let his family's fortune ruin his dreams. "

" This held my attention on a plane trip, but I found that we are mostly on the same page already. What is quite interesting is Peter Buffett's own experiences as the son of Warren and how his family has dealt with issues of wealth and privilege. They set an example worth emulating. "

" I found this book to be a simple read with some good points about life and people. "

" Good message, moderate way to tell it. "

" This is a common sense book about finding a career path that fits a person's interests and passions. What I found most interesting were the glimpses into the Buffets' household. "

" The central theme, is passion! Finding your passion is crucial to living a successful life. I hope kids will understand this when they discover my book "13 Habits that made me Billions" "

" Great read that demystifies the perception of the Buffett family and provides a first-hand account of personal growth in an environment riddled with "inherit the family business" mentality. Thanks to Peter Buffett for sharing his incredible life journey with all of us. "

" I could barely get through the first few chapters. Trite stuff. I expected much more. "

" Peter Buffet writes a moving, inspiring, and thought provoking book which challenges the reader to move out of one's comfort zone in order to live a happy, fulfilled, and meaningful life. This is a beautifully written, worthwhile read--full of wisdom. "

" This book was OK. I didn't love it, but I enjoyed the insight on privilege and entitlement. There were some parts that were inspirational, but overall, I felt this book was better suited for recent high school or college graduates. "

" Good book about defining your own measure of success and not just choosing financial benchmarks. In addition, the perils of being privileged. "

" this book is pretty good! At times it was a lot like other books of it's kind however it's always good to read stuff from another's perspective. "

" Not what I thought it was going to be, but still enjoyed it! I like Peter Buffett's voice. "

" A really good. quick read. Great to take along on vacation. Makes you feel like anything is attainable. "

" most of us fail the gut-check. "

" "What Color is your rainbow?" for the 21st century. "

" Lots of good common sense and advice. I enjoyed it and am glad I picked it up. Well written. "

" I bought this on mainly based upon the author as it seemed interesting. Not a bad book, somewhat biographical and some good nuggets of wisdom. "

" One of my absolute fave books because he talks about how coming from a certain background results in certain "expectations" on what one should have as a job, which I can totally relate. "

" I am in some kind of reading mood! This was very good. Can't wait to pass it on. "

" I loved this book. I will probably read it again. At the very least we should be giving this book to both high school and university graduates. Quite frankly though, everyone should read it. Examine your life. I am better for reading this book. "

" Nothing too profound here, but a useful pause as we prepare to send two young women into the wider world. "

" started reading, initially i find its good "

" This held my attention on a plane trip, but I found that we are mostly on the same page already. What is quite interesting is Peter Buffett's own experiences as the son of Warren and how his family has dealt with issues of wealth and privilege. They set an example worth emulating. "

" Not what I thought it was going to be, but still enjoyed it! I like Peter Buffett's voice. "

" It started out well, and I liked the premise of the book too. But I didn't feel like I got much out of the book or what it promised to deliver. "

" Probably because I agree with his priorities, but I loved this book. Parents can gain a lot of insight into teaching their children values. "

" Sometimes long winded. But interesting insight into a mans life who hasn't let his family's fortune ruin his dreams. "

" Very interesting, and in some cases, useful information. "

" Lots of common sense in this very readable book. The Buffetts really knew how to raise children! I particularly enjoyed the chapter on mistakes...perhaps because I read it just after I had been notified of mistakes I made in a newsletter article. "

" this book is pretty good! At times it was a lot like other books of it's kind however it's always good to read stuff from another's perspective. "

" Peter Buffet writes a moving, inspiring, and thought provoking book which challenges the reader to move out of one's comfort zone in order to live a happy, fulfilled, and meaningful life. This is a beautifully written, worthwhile read--full of wisdom. "

" A pleasant surprise. As the author states, the book is quite personal, and in effect, much of it is the result of his "thinking out loud". I found his analyses and conclusions to be sound, insightful, and profound. "

" There really isn't anything new or groundbreaking here - but it is VERY well written and put in ways that are very understandable. Great book that made me think a LOT about my life and desires. "

" I am in some kind of reading mood! This was very good. Can't wait to pass it on. "

" Great read that demystifies the perception of the Buffett family and provides a first-hand account of personal growth in an environment riddled with "inherit the family business" mentality. Thanks to Peter Buffett for sharing his incredible life journey with all of us. "