Review of Philosophy from the Mud

Samantha Maswanganye · Post by **Samantha Maswanganye** » 16 Feb 2024, 03:26

The concept of the book is really sophisticated and the review has given me clarification of that this is indeed a self-help book. I do agree that the cover and title of the book doesn't correspond with the message of the book itself. But insight about reconsidering your place in the universe is surely gained while reading this book.

Yvonne Oloo · Post by **Yvonne Oloo** » 16 Feb 2024, 03:32

Thanks for the review. Wow, that there is such a thing as effortless theory! I've gleaned from your review that you can use words, feelings, and actions to live a carefree and abundant life. There is also some semblance to the law of attraction where the universe honors the brave, abundance knows no bounds, and that the universe gives you what you want, here and now. Some new concepts to learn from this book on how any of these can be termed as effortless, and also, mud? I'd definitely have to read this book to find out.

Post by **Neha Panikar** » 16 Feb 2024, 03:40

Beautifully detailed review!! I don't judge a book by its cover, so this is not a bother. I'm intrigued about the new concepts in this book that will help in re-directing our energies in the right direction and bring in abundance! Adding this to my list right away!!

Post by **Kibet Hillary** » 16 Feb 2024, 03:47

Effortless Theory sounds so liberating and enlightening. The concept itself is new, but some of the principles put forward definitely sound pragmatic and will help have a positivist perspective. Indeed, abundance knows no bounds. I am certain that I will enjoy the fables, particularly as they are both humorous and thought-provoking. Many thanks for the amazing review!

RomanceBound T · Post by **RomanceBound T** » 16 Feb 2024, 03:49

This is rather intriguing. They way the reviewer talked about Effortless Theory and the 5 principles has my interest piqued. Congrats on BOTD.

Post by **Ejimma Chika Promise** » 16 Feb 2024, 03:51

I somewhat agree with the author, Erik, that when we are pessimistic about achieving a goal, it is likely that we won't be successful. Nove review!

Emeka Emordi · Post by **Emeka Emordi** » 16 Feb 2024, 03:54

I understand your point about the book cover. Clear messaging can make a big difference, especially for self-help books. Despite that, the review's emphasis on the book's potential to improve outlooks on life is compelling. I'm intrigued to explore its teachings.

Fanny Lebura Ueh · Post by **Fanny Lebura Ueh** » 16 Feb 2024, 03:54

The reviewer's assessment of the book's strengths and areas for improvement, especially regarding promotion and cover design, is valuable. Additionally, the book delves deeper into explaining the theory of effortless fiction.

Chad Anthony · Post by **Chad Anthony** » 16 Feb 2024, 04:18

The author's goal of helping readers live abundantly and carefree resonates deeply with me. I appreciate how the review delves into the principles of Effortless Theory, offering a glimpse into the transformative power of words, feelings, and actions. It's motivating!

Anee Dinar · Post by **Anee Dinar** » 16 Feb 2024, 04:25

It's quite interesting how the book not only shows the methods but also how to apply them in daily life , using fiction and non-fiction to make it more fun and more appealing

Anil G · Post by **Anil G** » 16 Feb 2024, 04:25

I don't think like this that an awful person bestowed with things which looks like they don't deserve it. Karma plays a role and everyone has what they should have at the given time no less no more. I think I'll pass this one but I do hope others will enjoy and gets a different perspective.

Omobolanle Savage · Post by **Omobolanle Savage** » 16 Feb 2024, 04:26

I completely agree! The blend of fiction and non-fiction in the review intrigued me too. It's refreshing when a book offers both entertainment and valuable insights. The Theory of Masterful Effortless sounds fascinating!

Liesal Scholtz · Post by **Liesal Scholtz** » 16 Feb 2024, 04:38

Defnitely worth reading. Has a humor element that defnitely draws you in. The topic is very interesting and compeling. I mean who doesn't want to live a fuller life. I only read the sample. But it was enough to make me want to read the whole book. Interesting.

Victoria Zoe · Post by **Victoria Zoe** » 16 Feb 2024, 04:50

This sounds like an interesting book where effortless theory is explained to readers. Will want to read more to understand the concept deeper. Congratulations on the BOTD and a satisfactory review.