John Morgan Mullen’s “Road Map to Tomorrow: It’s Easier to Get There If You Know Where You’re Going” gets praise from the U.S. Review of Books for its message speaks volumes

Road Map to Tomorrow: It’s Easier to Get There If You Know Where You’re Going by John Morgan Mullen has received admirations from the U.S. Review of Books. The site commends the self-improvement guide for introducing the vital focus on assessing where the technological progressions are going and getting ready for what lies ahead.

Jonah Meyer from the U.S. Review of Books posits that “Mullen’s composition is quite comprehensive and accessible, engaging the reader with a detailed account of the wide implications of technological advancements over the next decades. Helpfully noting technologies that will disrupt markets and change everyday life and work as we know it, the author covers AI, human genetic modification, autonomous vehicles, renewable energies, space travel, STEM fields of study, and more. The fact-based wealth of information aims to assist readers in making more fully-informed career decisions, choosing, and pursuing one’s area of interest with a realistic, forward-thinking roadmap and mindset.”

The book’s goal is to give readers a vital competitive advantage by providing them with concrete data about where the world’s advancements are headed. Readers will be able to anticipate what is in store for them in the future with a greater understanding.

The book gives educational commitments that cause the readers to observe and consider huge issues; every chapter finishes with an “Examples of Jobs” segment, posting, fitting vocation ways and openings. The material introduced is useful not just for understudies and those entering the always changing labor force, yet really for any person.

Regardless of whether one is young or old, new abilities and interests are developed as the remainder of one’s life comes to fruition.