This book talks mostly about your genius, which can be understood as your talent or gift. It helps you to find answer to four questions: find your genius, understand whether or not it is at work, what's your purpose and if your genius is on your purpose. It is a practical book that requires a lot of work on the reader part, so you only should read if you want to dig deep into the genius subject.



The first part (what's your genius?) is the one the author focus and that makes this book worth reading. In particular, even more interesting than the discussion about what is your genius are the exercises that you must complete if you want any value out of this book. They are very good and making the exercise of thinking about them and writing down the answers is really valuable.



The other parts are interesting, but not as nearly developed as the first part about figuring out your genius. I think that he could have done a much better work when discussing the life purpose and how the genius can be on the purpose. It gave me the idea that he wanted to quickly wrap up the book.