World Wide Rave - A different perspective Part 01

When David sent me his book World Wide Rave in May, he added a small note

How will you create a world wide rave?

Its also the title for his challenge on page 183

I must confess I was not able to read the book rightaway due to other commitments but once I did, I without a shadow of a doubt thought of giving it to my employees to have a glance at Davids technique of creating triggers.

I was eager to have a video out of what my employees thought of the book, so I decided to break up the book into parts and gave 6 of them different sections to read. So in 6 days, the 6 employees read the 6 parts and adding each of their reviews made a complete book review.

So take a look at each of the guys and girls giving their thoughts on the parts they read. Are you convinced about joining the WWR to create triggers that get millions of people to spread your ideas and share your stories?

Part 02 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSP3JNqCqDc
Part 03 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIT9dY2x6p8
Part 04 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2OorS_Mi6I
Part 05 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B04fuFMVke4
Part 06 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgpWU1QGc54
Part 07 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWxhs7krtiQ

btw- This book was recommended to me by Sukanti who has been a great inspiration in my line of work. You can follow her on twitter via http://twitter.com/sukanti

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[heshan1984]

I think this would be an excellent way to complete reading stuff.. It would be better if you could insert whats on the book..the 6 chapters..each in a nutshell... Great work

[gihangamos]

Thanks for comment, its not really 6 chapters that they read. The idea was to divide the book into 6 parts, with each of them giving a review on the part they read. You can see at the start the exact part (pages) they read.

[freshspot]

Hey - thanks for doing the video. Good luck creating your own WWR.