Interesting but poorly written

My thoughts on this book are all over the place. I found it motivational with some interesting concepts, but very difficult to read and stay focused. The format of using extra space between each paragraph (with many consisting of a single sentence) makes it seem the author was just trying to give the appearance of a longer book. I really dislike that elementary style as my eyes are constantly having to jump to the next thing. Pages that have so little text have to be turned quickly, causing frustration and distraction. I did finish it, but only because it was so short. The book could use an editor for grammar, plus the language and innuendo throughout are pretty crude. Maybe I should have guessed that considering the title, but thought it was just supposed to sound empowering. I don't understand why anyone would purposely offend a segment of their readers by continually using such cheap vocabulary, unless the target audience is vary narrow. Thesaurus.com is free to use; I recommend it highly. Overall it does provide good tips on how to achieve personal success, and has some entertaining anecdotes. I wish I could give it a higher rating for that, but making people want to read what you have to say is the bigger battle. I have no desire to read anything else by this author.

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