Title: Save your money! Poor writing and poor content.
Product review: I bought this book on the basis of the large number of rave reviews and was sorely disappointed. I found the book to be very poorly written, poorly organized, and to have trivial and questionable content. She's essentially recommending positive thinking and sending out positive "feeling vibrations" into the universe together with such profound advice as "if something's bugging you, get over it." I have to say that after reading the book, I'm extremely suspicious that many of the reviews here must have been written by associates of the author or publisher. I just can't believe that that many people would find this stuff at all motivating or insightful. I strongly recommend that you save your money and get one of the wonderful books that contain real insights into living such as: "Conscious Living" by Gay Hendricks, "Getting Real" by Susan Campbell, or "The Portable Therapist" by Susanna McMahon.
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