Life Was Never Meant to Be a Struggle

"I have little to add that the other POSITIVE reviewers have not already said. I also agree that if you purchase this book, purchase more than one because you may be able to "carry the message" to others who have not yet learned the lesson of this book. What I do have to add is merely a personal anecdote about the book. I stumbled upon the book in a gift shop on a small book rack in a tourist area. The title slapped me upside the head, like a brick hitting me. I was always taught in my family that I wasn't a "good" person unless I struggled and that struggle was noble (as other reviewers note). I too carried the book with me in my brief case and re-read it often. I also learned that I have had to un-learn many mindsets inculcated into my psyche by parents and others. One sad note though: I have largely removed struggle from life using resources beyond this book as well. However, its sad when I return to my family and see them struggling, not having learned the lesson(s) I have been blessed to learn."
~ Written on 2010-08-28

"This is an easy read that can be finished in one sitting. It helps put things into perspective and I found it inspirational."
~ Written on 2009-12-09

"The books by this author are easy to read and make sense. If you believe in the law of attraction you want to read this book and more by this author."
~ Written on 2009-09-08

"It seems that Wilde cant go wrong in his writing. This book is yet another gem from the Spiritual wierdo we all love. I mean it IS indeed alittle strange. This is the guy who talks about UFO's and aliens and visions and wobbling revolving beings of light with geometrical shapes and sometimes I found my eyebrows raising in a "This guys maaaaaaaaaaaad" way but I'm afraid that it all makes sense. Wilde is not only sincere but also coherent and well expressed. He gives you ideas that remain in your mind and fill you with inspiration. Read this book and be inspired and empowered."
~ Written on 2009-09-07

"The book is only 48 pages long, and it is 3" X 5", but it has more meaningful information than some books I've read that are ten times that long.

I'd give Stuart Wilde 5 stars just for being concise, and getting his message across without wasting the readers' time.

It's funny, witty and the title pretty much says it all. There are only 5 chapters, with the fifth being a summation. Chapter 2 is the "Strugglers' Hall of Fame". It describes different categories of strugglers. It is very witty and right on target, and straight to the point.

Every time you get pissed off at someone or some situation, you need to pull out this book and re-read it."
~ Written on 2008-09-23