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The Final Summit by Andy Andrews — WisdomDeck honest review
Honest review · Motivation

The Final Summit

by Andy Andrews

The sequel: David Ponder, now old and wealthy, is summoned to a council of history's 'Travelers' to answer the question of what humanity must do to get back on the path. The answer is one word, and the book is a long parable about finding it.

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Read it if…

you loved The Traveler's Gift and want the sequel.

Skip it if…

you did not; this is more of the same, with higher stakes and more speeches.

Three things you will actually use

  1. Principles outlive the people who learn them.
  2. Wisdom is a group activity.
  3. Do something.

Do this first

Read it after the first book and write your own answer before reaching theirs.

Our verdict

The sequel; more speeches.

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