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bonecarvdweaver's review
3.0
When You Know Something but You Need Someone to Remind You
Overall it was something that we all need to hear once in a while and maybe a few of those who have read this will act on it. I found that it was a bit generic but personal and comical and that itself intrigued me. I didn't agree with all of the steps be mentioned but I took it faintly and learned from it. As someone who struggles with depression and a lack of happiness in their life, I like that this was a "kick-ass" can of whooping that I needed to hear.
Not all bad with a few mistakes. But I wish there was more meat to this book and the fact that it was incredibly short. I could tell how quickly the author broke off from a point but I wish he had kept going.
Another thing I noticed half way through was that the writing was maybe unintentionally catering towards men and I wasn't a huge fan. It often addressed the reader as if they were male, but then made up for it in the next chapter to add, "and ladies".
It really was a decent read and definitely for people who maybe just need a little reminder to look up.
Overall it was something that we all need to hear once in a while and maybe a few of those who have read this will act on it. I found that it was a bit generic but personal and comical and that itself intrigued me. I didn't agree with all of the steps be mentioned but I took it faintly and learned from it. As someone who struggles with depression and a lack of happiness in their life, I like that this was a "kick-ass" can of whooping that I needed to hear.
Not all bad with a few mistakes. But I wish there was more meat to this book and the fact that it was incredibly short. I could tell how quickly the author broke off from a point but I wish he had kept going.
Another thing I noticed half way through was that the writing was maybe unintentionally catering towards men and I wasn't a huge fan. It often addressed the reader as if they were male, but then made up for it in the next chapter to add, "and ladies".
It really was a decent read and definitely for people who maybe just need a little reminder to look up.
twinyards's review
3.0
When You Know Something but You Need Someone to Remind You
Overall it was something that we all need to hear once in a while and maybe a few of those who have read this will act on it. I found that it was a bit generic but personal and comical and that itself intrigued me. I didn't agree with all of the steps be mentioned but I took it faintly and learned from it. As someone who struggles with depression and a lack of happiness in their life, I like that this was a "kick-ass" can of whooping that I needed to hear.
Not all bad with a few mistakes. But I wish there was more meat to this book and the fact that it was incredibly short. I could tell how quickly the author broke off from a point but I wish he had kept going.
Another thing I noticed half way through was that the writing was maybe unintentionally catering towards men and I wasn't a huge fan. It often addressed the reader as if they were male, but then made up for it in the next chapter to add, "and ladies".
It really was a decent read and definitely for people who maybe just need a little reminder to look up.
Overall it was something that we all need to hear once in a while and maybe a few of those who have read this will act on it. I found that it was a bit generic but personal and comical and that itself intrigued me. I didn't agree with all of the steps be mentioned but I took it faintly and learned from it. As someone who struggles with depression and a lack of happiness in their life, I like that this was a "kick-ass" can of whooping that I needed to hear.
Not all bad with a few mistakes. But I wish there was more meat to this book and the fact that it was incredibly short. I could tell how quickly the author broke off from a point but I wish he had kept going.
Another thing I noticed half way through was that the writing was maybe unintentionally catering towards men and I wasn't a huge fan. It often addressed the reader as if they were male, but then made up for it in the next chapter to add, "and ladies".
It really was a decent read and definitely for people who maybe just need a little reminder to look up.
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