In a very few instances, he does write well such as with developing a personal mission statement, right brain discussion, Abundance over Scarcity, and using the Eisenhower matrix as a tool (although these concepts are not originally the author’s and can be found in other texts) Notwithstanding the above, and if you can ignore the content itself, it is a fairly easy read Constantly telling the reader how to think: very socialist. Since they are a house of cards to begin with, the foundation for every page is zero and nothing is believable. The author defines and then builds on and continually refers to his own concepts. Every page has an outlandish statement or conclusion, backed with zero evidence, that only serves to project the author's point of view. Makes conclusions from weak or no basis, frequently implies the reader should suspend logic, baseless conclusions throughout.
Almost every page refers to "self-evident truths" which don't stand up to even the slightest scrutiny. “Preachy”: uses technique, words and descriptions that are from a religious culture.
Overall, 95% of this book is not believable, or worse, makes no sense
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