The Sell : The Secrets of Selling Anything to Anyone

from erin1

So many exclamation points! As several people have pointed out below, this wasn't the most well-written book and the author comes off as incredibly self-centered. I tried to read it from the beginning but between the irrelevant personal stories, the inflated sense of self and the obvious "secrets...

from 06nwingert

Frederick Eklund is the host of Bravo's Million Dollar Listing New York. The Sell is a glorified self-help book, taking age-old concepts and adding Eklund's bravado and celebrity into the prose. He takes simple concepts and makes them complex. Although this was a free, advanced readers copy, I no...

from Ella.Kennen

I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review and, honestly, I did not know who Fredrik Eklund was before I started reading. I imagine your estimation of the content of the book will depend heavily upon how you feel about the person. To me... well, he seems like someone int...

from ridgeclub

Followers of the New York real estate reality tv show will no doubt enjoy this insight into Frederik's professional and personal life. Over half the book is devoted to the author's story and emphasizes personal presentation, it being essential that you are on your game when developing relationshi...

from Adeno

I found this book to have some good points (that I have already heard elsewhere) that probably will not impact my life. By mixing humor into the book it helps keep interest. The frequent blocks of questions, however, become very distracting but easly skipped. Certain themes become repetitive and ...