I'm not a big fan of self-help books maybe it's due to my family influence brought up. Trying very hard not to sound too religious or holier-than-thou, we somehow are able to inter-relate most of the self-helped books via The Scriptures (aka The Bible).
In many ways, this book has taught and introduced really great concepts in order to allow one to move on with it's formula. I like how the story imparted it's formula on a gradual basis which allows one to be reminded again and again on the concept theory.
Once you get the hang of the formula, it kinda goes on a repeating spree... but on a different scenarios. Which kinda serve it's purpose to prove that this formula is not confine to a specific problem. It serves great optimism towards a general audience that is really facing a day-to-day circumstance. Great teachings but not convincing enough for me.
Ratings: 3 out of 5 stars
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