Title: The coolest book on the internet
Product review: With its low-budget, DIY cover and it's too good to be true title, this guide looks like it's all hype, maybe even a scam. And if I remember correctly, the very effective ad for it ran in sensationalist tabloids and other places you wouldn't perhaps take too seriously for finding life-changing tools. But the fact is this little manual combines the techniques of affirmations, subconscious programming, visualization, self-hypnosis and using intuition, all in a few simple steps, all in about the first 60 pages. I'm convinced, based on my experiences and reading and studying more well-known, less simple books, that the stuff in here will work for anybody, as long as they do it every day. Joe Karbo was a true maverick who personified the American entrepreneurial spirit. This book is a beautiful thing.
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