Title: Very Disappointing
Product review: I have always been a big fan of Stoddard's books, finding all kinds of useful and insightful ways for making life a more joyful experience. That is probably why I found this book so disappointing. It lacks the personalization of her previous books and is essentially a distillation of all the things she has written before. No new insights, no new inspiration. I infinitely preferred her "Making Choices" to this book. It's not even as "pretty" as some of her previous books. Can it be that Stoddard has run out of things to tell us?
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