Title: It's exactly what you think it's going to be
Product review: This book is set in an absolutely atrocious font that would perhaps be better suited for a title on Tarot card reading, or Angels, or pretty much anything other than marketing. The leading is also sub-optimal, making it very physically difficult to actually get your eye to move across the page. The fact that what's on said page is a lot of redundant, pandering fluff doesn't help matters at all.Like most self-help books, this one spends several chapters defining a couple of catchphrases in language that is so simplistic as to be patronizing, and then spends several more chapters repeating them over and over and over. There is literally over 100 pages worth of forgettable feel-good setup to wade through before you even get to the actual point of the book. What the reader is supposed to learn from any of this, I have no idea, but all I learned was that I hate the author and her pipeline-filling action plan menu full of success ingredients.
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