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Do you think the addition of the “Try This” section at the end of each chapter was a unique addition to the book? I feel this addition to the book is a great step for the readers to take. It allows for time to put into action one or more of the ideas the chapter talks about.

I enjoyed this section a lot. It helps readers get better with their approach to life. The author gives many tips on how to improve one's day to day life.

I agree with you on this. It gives readers the opportunity to try out what they learned from the book.

It was indeed a uniqued addition and primarily why this book is different from other books like this. It was a compelling and practical section of the his book that would help readers better understand the theoretical aspects of the book.

The "try this" section is only an option if the reader wants to try out what he or she read, though I found it helpful as I tried out the ones I could.

I won't say it is heretic but the author used biblical themes that many atheists may not admire or love
This made it best for people on a particular religion
It was great reading the book though

The try this section of this book is an important aspect of the book which builds the reader in attaining self-discipline and avoiding procrastination.

I enjoyed it because it was amazing. The book was thrilling to read. I give it the highest star possible. The author took me on an encounter. I absolutely adore this book.

The try this section was motivating and kept me updated with some tasks at hand.

Yes, the TRY THIS SECTION at the end of each chapter is a good one. It will aid in easy understating for readers and make the book even more interesting.

Yes, the was needful. It directs one to practice what one has learnt. Things can only be achieved when they are put to actions.

I love that section because it keeps me updated with the book. The chapters made me keep reading until I was done with the book. I was able to do some exercises with friends.

It was cool, and would of help to any readers who would want to try it out it into practice.