By: Antonio Starr

Antonio Starr — Wed, 18 Dec 2013 02:33:36 +0000

Affirmation of happiness This was a quick read, but was spot on! The best writers are able to convey an effective message without all of the fluff. Good job!

By: Randy X. Porter

Randy X. Porter — Wed, 18 Dec 2013 02:16:24 +0000

Makes Sense To Me Here’s the thing: virtually every self-help book you’ll ever read drives the same point home: act as if, and you become. And they’re all correct. And millions of self-help books are sold, because people read them, put them aside, and move on to the next thing. They think that just reading and understanding the book is enough. But you have to *enact* the things you’ve read and understood, or it’s all a waste of time and money. That’s the key.Everything you need is here. It’s a short, simple book. The ideas aren’t new, and they don’t have to be…they’re time-tested and proven to work. If you buy this book, and read it, then put it into action, you have all the tools before you. It’s not going to be easy, because you have to do the work, and no book will do it for you. It’s entirely up to you, because true change comes from within. Once you’ve done that, you need never buy another self-help book.

Comments on: Happiness: How to Be Happy (Your Complete Path on How To Stay Happy Through Life’s Obstacles)

By: Antonio Starr

By: Randy X. Porter