Review: If you're tired of wanting and wishing but not really moving towards those things...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 13, 2013
If you're tired of wanting and wishing but not really moving towards those things...thenthis is the book for you...but only if you're prepared to put in some effort to actuallydefine what those things are, and why they are important to you.This book is a  prescribed action plan that, if you actually follow it, can help youto become clearer about what you want, and more focused on getting it. The problemwith us as humans though, is we think about something, think we want it and neverput into place a plan of action to actually get there. So pick it up, give yourself20 or 30 minutes every day to actually read the book and take some action steps, andby the end of a week, a month and a year - you'll be much further along on your journeyto having the life that you've defined for yourself as what you truly want.My only criticism - and it is a significant criticism - is the quite creative and liberal useof punctuation. I'm not sure if the writer knows how distracting it is to put out a bookthat hasn't been proofread. Words missing in the middle of a sentence can completelyalter the meaning of that sentence - or cause it to make absolutely no sense at all. Same thingwith an incorrect usage of punctuation. Creativity in punctuation is not really a thingto be celebrated. When I run across a period in the middle of a sentence, it interrupts theflow of things. And half of a quotation mark without the other piece (note: they're supposed tocome in pairs - same thing with brackets... )is disruptive for the reader trying to figureout what you're trying to say.  Although I didn't read them all, I'm kind of surprised that noneof the other reviews I read mentioned it. Normally I would give this book a lower star ratingbecause of the lack of proofreading, but I just can't because the content is so valuable and theaverage person will get a lot out of it.But that of course circles back to this question: The content is so powerful - why dilute itwith poor execution when you can pay someone else to proofread for you?