Review: Just bleeping do it
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 12 10, 2013
The beginning of the book sits you down and gives you the tough love speech. The world doesn't care about you. But. You should care about you. The language was harsh and sarcastic and for me amusing.There's lots of personality going into the writing. It's done so well that I imagine myself as the author's buddy. We're in college and she's telling me how she's going to use quantum physics to change the world's thinking. I can feel her passion pouring through the pages. She talks about how our energies reflect what we get back. I feel excited and wanting more because every word in this e-book is pumped and lively. She goes into other things supported by neuroscience, that our subconscious rules our thinking. I get it. It's pretty ambitious stuff.Then things just sort of settled into a full-scale rant. The thoughts bounced around a lot. I didn't make full sense of a point because the information was a bit scattered before reaching the it. Some of the examples were just poorly thought up. I just felt the latter part of the book lacked any real development. Her conclusion is clear but I don't see how it sets itself apart from all the other self-help books out there that use similar principles. If anything she gets extra points for her abrasive yet charming style.