It was worth every minute and make sure you stick with it since the last 20 percent of the book is the best 20 percent
923785
It took a long time but I finished it.  It was worth every minute and make sure you stick with it since the last 20 percent of the book is the best 20 percent.
335854
It's hard to put a book down when you feel the need to highlight every section! Definitely worth the purchase
4385335
Some of the best books start slow to give background, and this one does that. But by the time you are midway, the thing speeds up into a frenzy and does a great job of hitting on all cylinders towards the end. Overall an amazing addition with some great info. The constant good guy Luke is kind of annoying, all the happy thoughts and don't hurt anyone. But it is easily overlooked with how well done the book is.
4028890
I have always been a firm believer that the right ending can make a good or possibly even mediocre book (or movie) into a great work of art.  This book is a perfect example of this idea.  The book is very good, but I thought it was somewhat slow at times or went on a bit too long in parts.  Much to my delight, none of that mattered by the end of the book.  I loved the rotating story lines of the late 1930s with the 1990s.  All of the characters came to life, and the reader certainly gets a vivid glimpse of summiting Everest.  I am not a professional climber, though I may be a professional reader.  i read a lot of different genres, but I think my favorite is historical fiction.  This book has plenty of that, coupled with the modern day twist.  If you like to read and you are looking for something on a bit of a different topic, then you should read this book.  By the end, you will not be disappointed.
369231
Once you get into it you don't want to put it down.  I bookmarked a lot of things to remember.
2289062
I was recommended this book and am I glad I got it.  I read it in about an hour but it left me re-reading it for all the messages I derived from the contents. I was going to pass it on but like it so much, I've highlighted my favorite parts and am saving it with my stash of fave books.
2854569
I have been receiving Joe's emails for awhile and only recently did I feel the urge to read his book.

I'm glad I did.

A lot of things in life revolve around timing.  It's either the right time or the wrong time.  I believe that if you feel that you want a change in your life and feel that you really can be getting more out of life than you presently are (like I was), you need to pick up a copy of The Attractor Factor.

I'm sure you've noticed a wide range of reviews for this book and mine is just another one of those reviews.  And normally I don't even write reviews.  But within 24 hours of reading this book and releasing the binds that were holding me back, I started to find the success that I was looking for.

Sound hokey?  Sound too good to be true?  It's not.  Don't worry how your success is going to come.  It just will.  All you need to do is release the binds that are holding you back.  How do you do that?  Dr. Vitale shows you how.

I have read many books over the years but this is the one book that actually made something click immediately.  Something was awakened on many different levels and success has been following me ever since.

If you're tired of not getting more out of life, read through this book.  The timing couldn't be more perfect than right now.  The Attractor Factor has proven itself to me.
4695683
I thought about abandoning the book, but read on and it became really good. I was hooked for the whole rest of the story. The people were real, the the story compelling and I'm glad I stayed to the end.
709521
First chapter was a little slow, but completely worth sticking with it. Excellent read by the end of thee boom
2456771
I wasn't sure how I felt about GWYF when I started reading. My defenses were up and I wasn't up for yet another pull yourself together book. Something told me to stick with it and Im glad I did. Early on I wasn't sure Rachel Hollis had the street cred to be able to tell anyone who is stuck after surviving real trauma, but let me assure you, she has lived it, survived it, and just wants to share what worked for her. If you're someone who needs a cheerleader in your corner, this is your book. If you're someone who craves real conversation around some really sensitive topics, this is your book. Finally, if you are someone who needs a tiny touch of tough love with real talk about real stuff that we as women struggle with, this is your book.

I received an advanced reader copy from the publisher.
229886
If you learn one thing from this whole book then make sure you learn how to know you are right.

It was an amazing read, usually books dense like this one I read them slowly and finish within few days but for this one I started around 5 am and by around 2 I was done. I couldn't put it down. Will read it again and will make sure to use ideas that I got from the book.
4550652
The third book in the series, and the longest. One cannot skip the third book after reading the first two. I thought this was the weakest of the series, due to great time gaps. Not trying to spoil anything, but key characters get no resolution treatment because time leaps forward. Overall the book is good and absolutely worth reading after the first two. Definitely not a standalone book -- don't get this if you don't plan to read the first two books. This is by far the most creative author I've encountered in a long time. Then again, it's my first adventure in Sci-Fi -- maybe everything is this innovative. The ending was satisfying and philosophical.

There did seem to be some preoccupation with gender-based emotion at times.  The whole "men are more aggressive, women are more nurturing, and there are only 2 genders", and thus, nuance gets lost and characters can be a bit boxed in. The story's backdrop always provides context for these categories though, so it's not too stifling. It is a tad old fashioned, this view of human emotion, but it's worth noting that intelligence, strength, innovation and achievements are not reserved for any one gender.
1993191
For those of us who are "the constant reader"  which I have, with no justification, been for years,  this is certainly a good if not a must and hungry read.  But I did not give it a five which I would certainly give to "Duma Key" or 5 ++++ to 11/22/63.  The first half of this book is a little slow and bogs down in little to much description of relatively minor events, in my simple opinion.  The next 25 per cent was better and the last 25 per cent of the book ( can you tell I read it on my Kindle) was the absolute page turner -click turner-  that all of who belong to,  the constant reader club, jones for the next buzz, seek.  The last quarter of the story will give you that after glow and is completely worth it, case closed, game over, zip up your fly.  And for those of you who want to know about Jack well there is that too
3423544
to keep it simple this has to be the best book i have ever read and i've read alot of books. i could have spent a hundred dollars on this book and it still would have been worth it. and don't let its 500 pg size scare you away i finished in 2 days, trust me just read it u won't regret it.
2983071
Definitely consider reading this.  It was well worth the money and even though it took a while to read I still loved it.
3912347
It was a really good book, a little slow and repetitive getting through it, but it was worth it in the end.
944703
just returned from a trip to the Midwest to visit my relatives. Luckily I brought your book a long and read the whole thing in 3 days. It was really good. Your dialogue and character development are to be envied. I loved the familys loyalty and devotion. And yet, you gave them real voices that vented frustrations also. Anyway, you should be very proud. Thanks.