Title: Nothing new
Product review: Not bad but not worth reading. You'd be better off with a book about setting your life goals--try anything by Cheryl Richardson--and a good book on picking mutual funds--like the Wall Street Journal guides. He's just jumping on the bandwagon that other personal finance authors created a while ago by trying to tie goal setting with financial stuff, and doing it worse than they did. Big 'Duh!' factor in this book. And when will he learn that all his footnotes aren't funny, they're arrogant and annoying?
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