Genius Of The Poor Summary

Critique of the Book The book had different stories and most are written in the main points in the previous pages. The stories told are really inspiring and really career driven. Thomas Graham did an amazing job distributing his words and interviewing the people who also answered well. He is also an aspiring businessman and so he understood the way featured stories operate. He presented it in a way that readers will truly understand whether in literal or figurative content. He wrote this as if other readers are also aspiring social entrepreneurs and so I believe that one of his motives is to involve a few or so to his journey or if not, make the readers go to a journey to Gawad Kalinga alone. Tony Meloto also inspired Thomas to the extent

Regina M. Hechanova-Alampay The book mentioned is almost the same with “The Genius of the Poor”. They both tell stories that of the poor, the lost hope, and the failures of Filipinos and as well as the successes, the visible chances, and the opportunities that has given to them. It also contains the same approach of delivering the message wherein innovations and ideas doesn’t necessarily come from the rich and the wealthy, but also from the poor and the less fortunate. The difference is that The Genius of the Poor has a specific person narrating all stories and that he had the experience of talking to the people and interview them while For the People With the People has not. The book by Regina has time constraint to which Thomas’ book is more modernize than hers.
Connection to Other Academic Journals The Genius of the Poor is also about the financial illiteracy of the Filipino people. According to some financial experts, financial literacy is done by choice and not by chance. People in the stories tend to have made mistakes in the past and some are either unforgiveable or unfixable. So comes social enterprises that will give hope to the problematic social issue known as