Review: A Problem Isn't a Problem... Unless it IS
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 28, 2013
This book made me stop and reevaluate what I THOUGHT my problems were. Some problems I have are not real (don't even exist). They are ideas I have made up to (often) protect myself from treading where I fear to go. I found this hilarious, because where I fear to go is the only place I REALLY, REALLY, REALLY want to go!When I evaluate my problems using the technique in the book, I can see that some of my problems aren't problems at all (in the way I first imagined). Some problems are merely incorrectly labeled reasons for why I don't WANT to move forward in certain areas. There's nothing wrong with that. Once I know that I don't WANT to do something, I don't; and I no longer have the problem. There's more to this book than what I just mentioned, of course.On a quick read-through of the book, it appears light-weight... like it couldn't matter. When you do the process, it's HUGE. It's very cool.