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Did this book meet your expectations?
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The book met my expectations because I was looking for a comprehensive reading on entrepreneurship in America and its features. Here I found everything I was looking for, and now I understand the challenges and successes of the United States much better.
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This book exceeded my expectations. It broadened my view, mostly because I didn't know exactly what I would be learning through it. It explained historical factors that contributed to the American entrepreneural economy and compared it to that of other countries, which I loved.
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I just finished reading "Launchpad Republic: America's Entrepreneurial Edge and Why It Matters" by Howard Wolk and John Landry. Let me tell you, it definitely lived up to my expectations! The book is informative, educational, and well-researched, with a focus on the entrepreneurial landscape in the United States compared to other countries. The authors' expertise in entrepreneurship, investment, and company building, along with John Landry's background as an independent business historian and writer, make for a comprehensive analysis of the entrepreneurial edge in America. What's more, it's an easy read, with engaging stories about startup companies, making it a valuable resource for entrepreneurs and anyone interested in understanding the economies and politics of various countries."
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Yes, this book met and surpassed my expectations. I was lucky that I read it and I would never regret reading it.
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Having read a lot of reviews, I decided to pick up this book. I had high expectations of the book from the reviews I had read but the book surpassed those expectations. It was a beautiful read.
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Seeing that I only recently got this book and have essentially been reading it non-stop all morning i’d say yes. It most certainly has exceeded expectations. Excited to keep reading needless to say.
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This book obviously met my expectations especially from the well-researched facts contained in this book. I really had nothing to doubt.
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Although I haven't finished reading the book, I have thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. Before I started reading it, I was hoping the get important and useful information about entrepreneurship and I must say that I've been impressed so far.
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I gained valuable insights from this book, despite its focus on the USA business landscape. It provided essential knowledge about entrepreneurship, meeting my expectations effectively.
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Yes, this book most definitely met my expectations. I was glad that I read this book. It was a very interesting read.
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Yes, I gained a lot of knowledge about entrepreneurship and the US economy.
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Met my expectations? This book did more than meet my expectations, it went beyond my expectations and blew my mind. I learned a lot about entrepreneurship from this book. I got a whole way lot more than I bargained and I am happy I read it.
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Indeed, this book exceeded my expectations in terms of offering a fresh perspective on America’s entrepreneurial history, exploring the symbiotic relationship between culture, politics, and the economy, and providing actionable advice for entrepreneurs.
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Yes, the book met my expectations. I was overwhelmed by the quality of information in the book. I love it.
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