[Kiwi]

I have now looked at the guide now and am planning to recommend it to a friend who has a similar problem. I think he will find it helpful for pinpointing what is happening to him. At present it needs a bit more information on some of the things that can be done with the information he discovers (it tells what to do but doesn't always give "enough" information about how to do it) but I have corresponded with the author and believe that he will provide suggestions to any correspondent and will probably boost those areas of the course.

So, I would recommend it. I also think that the author is genuine and would provide additional feedback in response to someone who does the work and still can't quite make the leap required.

In fact, if your friend joined this forum, had done the work and published a summary of what he discovered about himself here I and others could help with any left over gaps in building his or her action plan. That would be a useful thing to do on the forum without giving away the intellectual property in the guide.


Note: I actually got the authors other book but found it irrelevant to me. At the time the above question was being asked I went back and explained that and asked for a refund. To my pleasant surprise Brian gave me one without question.