Common sense and somewhat repetitious. For instance, of ...
352575
Common sense and somewhat repetitious. For instance, of the 11 tips for saving money on food, three are to cook your own and two are to eat leftovers for meals.
3360785
Although there were a couple of solid ideas, the majority of the book is common sense, especially if you already travel. I was disappointed, especially for the price, compared with other books.
4033300
Reasonable ideas but not much substance or practical ideas to follow up on
4856515
Some good points a little repetitive though on some stories
2858497
Lots of good advice, much of it common sense but we tend to forget it.
2142052
The book isn't bad, but is really just common sense gathered into one place. I found the quiz annoying, First, the questions are not intuitive, and they don't provide any explanation. They feel like they were written by a millennial or Gen-X.  Also, what's the difference between usually and almost always?  Some of the interactions described are so infrequent, the categories just don't fit. At any rate, the reason I bought the book new was because I needed to take the quiz. Since the quiz is pretty much worthless, I suggest buying used or getting the book from the library.
1210923
The information is a little redundant and mostly common sense. The author repeats herself a lot, which I suppose is to both drive points home and fill up the pages of the book. The most helpful thing for me would've been to read a summary online and then just do it. There is nothing ground breaking or new in the book.
3308299
Most of it common sense- no real revelations!
684678
Nothing spectacular.

Easy read, but common sense.
1622863
There are a few good suggestions in this book.
1698597
A bit repetitious, but sometimes people need to be told over and over again before in sinks in. This is a scary topic that demands much closer attention.
1514196
Although this book was written just after the turn on the century,  the premise is overall applicable to today. I enjoyed the gratitude and manifestation aspects. However, the writing was pedantic and repetitious at times. I did not like the fact that Wattles said to not explore other teachings or writings other than the one he mentions. Red flag. It's clear he is steadfast in his proposed "science" of getting rich but this is not the end all be all key to getting rich. Some good food for thought, worth the read for it's classical relevance in the self-improvement genre, but has a few lumps of coal scattered among the golden nugget ideas.
1867416
This book offers something that seems to be missing more and more these days, a little common sense Americanism.
3848781
+ Decent book, interesting ideas.
+ Contains pictures accompanying each sign/interpretation.
+ I feel better prepared to analyze someone's body language thanks to this book.

- Most of the content is common sense, you just aren't paying attention to it.
- Feels like a 1 page pamphlet with a few diagrams and bullet points could have imparted the same knowledge.
- Not particularly engaging.
457758
Plenty of good, mostly common sense, financial information and ideas here.  Author tends to repeat many of his points throughout the book but that helps reinforce some of the ideas he is presenting.  Fairly balanced except one chapter that seemed out of place as it read as a biased attack on one administration when it is well known that problems we are facing did not originate that one-sided.  It really made me question what else in the book is spin.  Some facts are backed up by other books I have read but anything I was unfamiliar with I have to wonder if it was fairly presented.
2662378
Common sense in printed form. I don't see what makes this author an expert other than her own use of online dating apps.
4745660
Most of these are old and just plain common sense. Didn't find anything new, that I don't already do.
For me this was an affirmation that I've been doing something right.