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Review title: Not-so-secret Stupidity
Product review: My wife's hairstylist gave her a copy of this moronic drivel, and we had a hoot laughing at it. Apart from that, though, it's a complete waste of time. Most of the "secrets" in the book are just recycled New Age nonsense, its claims to antiquity and supposed links to secret societies are purely fictional, and its primary appeal is to greed rather than well being. The "Law of Attraction" is simple: Work toward what you want and you might get it. Sadly, this book encourages readers to simply want what they want, which is -- at best -- very poor advice.A related observation: Any time someone claims to have realized a great truth after hitting rock bottom in their own lives, their "self-improvement" tips are bound to be either obvious to anyone with common sense or dubious to the highest degree. This book's advice falls primarily into the second category, with smatterings of the first. Good for a chuckle, though.
