I can't believe I bought this book! I truly can not. This book goes on and on about bragging, but does not give the reader any great approach to doing such. All in all, I felt the book was pure fluff. It's as if the author was bragging to the reader that if one brags enough, a book can come of it. Each chapter's introduction took too long to get to "the meat and potatoes" of the lesson. So, I skipped the 2-3 intro paragraphs to get to the "lesson," and there was still nothing there! I am an avid reader and I've had this book for years and I've never been able to finish it. I've put this book down more times than I can count because I wasn't inspired. Finally, I made a promise to myself to get my money out of this book and FORCE myself to read it. After about 20 minutes, I found myself flipping through pages and skimming paragraphs trying to find the substance of each chapter. I finally gave up and threw it in the trash, which is what I should have done years ago. Honestly, I should have skimmed this book in a bookstore and not wasted my time ordering it online.



If you want to change your life and truly get something out of a "self-help" book, pick up Napolean Hill's "Think and Grow Rich" and "The Science of Personal Acheivement." These books and the information they contain are quite old, but tested and tried and true.



All in all, don't waste your time and money with "Brag," for it truly contains nothing worth bragging about.