Title: No new ideas
Product review: Maybe I am naive, but I think if a book promises total self-confidence, it ought to deliver. This book does not deliver.I admit, any book making these kind of claims would have a tough time delivering on them, but the main reason I am disappointed is that the ideas espoused in this book are hardly original. Instead, his ideas range from cliche' statements lifted straight from Dale Carnegie ("be a good listener", "let the other guy know you are impressed with him") to the purely metaphysical, such as "whatever the human mind can conceive, it can acheive" (now, pardon me for just a second while I use my mind power to get out of this wheelchair).For somebody with absolutely no self-confidence, these tips are good to start out with, but for most people they will simply be common sense. A reader should expect a lot more from someone who has a Ph.D. in the subject.
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