Read it before anyone else.
The Vibe Entrepreneur is finished. Before it goes on sale I am putting it in front of a small group of business owners — people whose opinion is worth having — and asking them to tell me the truth about it.
Why this book needs owners, not reviewers
I have spent more than four decades as an owner, an executive, a coach and a consultant to businesses across a myriad of industries. For the last two years I have watched the people I work with get told that AI is going to replace them.
It is not. But something real is changing, and almost all the advice about it is written for technology companies by technology people. So I wrote the book I wanted to hand to the owners I have actually sat across from.
Which is why the people reading it first should be owners. If it does not survive contact with someone who runs a real business, it is not finished.
What you get
The whole book, free
Not a sample chapter. The complete book as an ebook, weeks before anyone can buy it.
The six-harbor scoring system
The framework the book is built on, and the worksheet that goes with it — before the tools go public.
A line back to me
If something does not land, tell me. Early readers have already changed chapters in this book.
What is asked of you
Read it
About three hours. It is 250 pages and written to be read by someone who runs a business, not studied.
Be honest
If you find it useful, an honest review on launch day helps more than anything else you could do. If you do not, say that instead — I would genuinely rather know.
That is the whole ask
No review is required, no rating is expected, and nothing is owed. You keep the book either way.
If you do post a review, Amazon asks that you mention you received a free copy. One line covers it, and the instructions that come with the book give you the wording — so you are never left guessing.
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