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Review title: the secret is...
Product review: write a book, get it marketed well, get on a lot of talkshows that have/want a big audience, persuade the inexperienced/unknowledgeable that there is some "magic" to winning the game of life, sell tapes and CDs, so that you can stop doing the hard, real, productive work that you used to do to make an average income and you will have discovered that same "secret" that the carlton sheets and robert kiyosaki's have discovered. Don't do any work anymore, instead, sell books, tapes and seminars to teach other people how to do what you are no longer doing because it is really hard and involves lots of risk and besides, my success in that area was average and if I could really figure out how to be a fantastic success at real estate or "life", why would I tell you how to compete with me? Now, if the author simply told people how to write a book for the self-help market then she'd be honest. Or to put it another way, the old adage is "serve the masses, live with the classes..."
