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Zero Limits: The Secret Hawaiian System for Wealth, Health, Peace, and More by Joe Vitale, Len, Ihaleakala Hew Ph.D
Book Type: Hardcover
Published: 03 August 2007
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
RRP:£15.99
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Review:
This book has a good message and it is interesting and dear Joe is immensely likeable but, like someone else has mentioned here, the way in which it's written gets in the way slightly. It's a bit like watching an American show over here in the UK where you can see where the ad breaks were scheduled. I kept feeling as though he was recapping for the benefit of anyone who had happened to find themselves in say, Chapter 5 and hadn't read the preceeding pages. There is alot of 'hey check my other stuff out!' and 'hey look here's another of my websites!' which credit to him is an important aspect of marketing but it got in the way. The concept spoken of here is valuable but I did feel it could've been written in a more concise manner and edited more tightly.
I'm glad I read it and I'm thankful to Joe for wanting to get the message out there.
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