Every once in a while a book comes along that despite a seemingly simple subject ends up being a very impactful and thought provoking book. Seth Godin's "the dip" proves to be exactly that type of book.
"the dip" is all about understanding opportunities and yourself; there are many things we can all spend our time doing, but how many of them can you be the absolute best? And how do you tell the difference between the struggle before success and the slow, painful death-march to failure?
As the book cover suggest, there's really two parts, which I'll highlight now: When to Quit and When to Stick.
