sure, its a bit judgemental. In the first few chapter the author goes over his experience and expertise and how ONE particular way of thinking is necessary for success.

It does make some good points and useful ones with the 7 habits, but there is alot of BS in between. In fact there were points when i felt it was written by some sort of priest, and i have nothing against preists, but its point of view can be very arrogant.

So case and point. it does have some useful information, but there are alot of pages full of BS. (AKA: you need to make sure to be as likable as possible) points which sound good, and should make sense, but aren't necessarily factors for one to reach an end goal. Most people i've meet who are successful in a specific industry are nice people, but understand that attempting to pander to everyone is counter-intuitive. And thats just one of its points that pissed me off.