Question: Title: Watched it Product review: I was excited to get this item. I watched every episode and all the special features. They were very good. I would recommend this product to anybody! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Question: Title: I couldn't get enough... Product review: I saw Cinderella live on 7/2 in Detroit and woke up the next morning and bought this CD-they were that good. The CD is the next best thing to seeing them live. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Question: Title: Good for an audience in sales and/or management Product review: Eat That Frog! (like many other motivational books) contains several good ideas--make that big important scary project ('Big Ugly Frog') your priority; list all the steps to your BUF and which steps depend on which other steps; use daily planning lists to prioritize your day; write things down; etc.... Unfortunately, it suffers from the old adage, "What is novel isn't necessarily good, and what is good isn't necessarily novel."For someone in the business world with underlings to take over all the 'low value' jobs you'll discover you are 'wasting time' doing, what Brian Tracy has to say might be motivational and inspiring--for someone who is is currently in the position of BEING the underling the upward moving boss is pawning off the 'low value' jobs on (or someone not in the business world at all) this book is likely to be depressing at best or angering at worst. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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