Recent reviews

I was recently contacted by one of my readers to participate in a book launch coming up in November.  I mentioned to him that I would prefer to review the book first to verify if it would be something my list would be interested in, particularly since it sounded like another 'sales' book.

There's nothing wrong with books on sales, but my list is focused on self-development and less than half of them would consider themselves "salespeople".

After reading hundreds of book on the science of manifesting desires, I may have become a bit of a critic of most books. I see too many books that are based on false principles and require blind faith in order to get the steps they teach to work. Rarely do I read a book that reasonates with my soul in the way this book does.

When I was first given permission to review Jeff Staniforth's Wealth Bible, and went to the download page to get my copy, I was astounded by the HUGE number of bonuses that come along with it.

The book itself is a full 264 pages, but that's just the start of it.  You get 20 other books, reports, and affirmation posters in PDF format, and 13 MP3 audios, including meditations and self-hypnosis sessions from the book and an interview that Jeff gave about his experiences that led to the Wealth Bible.