Review: information easily found on the internet for free
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 03 28, 2014
When I initially read this book (downloaded for free), I found it slightly entertaining. Since it was free, I judged it worth four stars. After thinking it over, with input from the author, I realized that if I had spent $2.99 the current price for the book (I got it free - and now it's priced at 99 cents), I would have been very unhappy. The ending was abrupt and unsatisfying. The two exercises offered extremely brief. This information can be found quite easily on the Internet for free (google free meditation tips to see what I mean).Five star reviews should be left for books that really touched you and brought something meaningful into your life, not because an author doesn't want their feelings hurt.I've recalculated my stars based upon the following:- this book comes up on my Kindle reader at 22 pages. It's SHORT. It ends abruptly. There is no satisfying conclusion. The two exercises offered are brief and not comprehensive. If you are interested in meditation this book doesn't even open the door.- price. At free, it's an interesting read but not thought provoking or "change your life." Simply an interesting 15 minutes spent standing in line. Obviously, each person thinks differently about how they spend their money and time but consider this: Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen is a free download on Kindle. That is a five star book.Do you think 22 pages = $2.99? Okay, go for it. (BTW since my review was posted the book dropped down to 99 cents).Sorry Life Coach, you may want to go do some meditation! ROFLMAO.Reviewed by Cinnabarys.com