Well there are talks in the market about how some author is planning to publish a book by the name of “The 7 habits of lowly-ineffective people”
Please go through to this link here, before you read ahead:
"The 7 habits of lowly-ineffective people"
The book is supposed to help create problems, where none exist by giving the readers a barrage of wisdom needed to create problems by the way of catchy, easy-to-remember one-liners…
However, I am of the opinion that author/publishers’ attempt to give out these books free to the readers, and thus create economic problems for themselves, are going to be a big failure…as most of the habits advocated are those which people are already aware of/plain wrong, and no one will buy their free books, after reading this review!!….
Here are those “7 habits of lowly-ineffective people” and my stance that most of what is there in the book- almost everyone knows, and some of the principles INFACT are anti-problematic!!
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Be procreative: Everyone knows that this helps us create problems like over-population, over-crowding, excessive strain on limited resources etc…
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Begin with start and say end immediately: Everyone knows that taking up some work and giving it up that very moment, will always create a few problems?
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Put “second thing” second: We all know that giving second priority to the most important thing: “Number second call”, will ensure that few gastrointestinal problems are created, if nothing else…We don’t need a book to tell us that, do we?
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Think Lose/Lose: Isn’t it obvious that this principle is wrong in most cases…For, it’s logical that however much badly we want to lose in few areas, we will still win it, due to the sheer concept of relativity.
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Seek MISS-understand and then MISS-understood: Now, even this is obvious!…We all know that chasing 2 women is a big problem…Further, wouldn’t it be subjective as to how we seek MISS-understand and MISS-understood…We are already aware that we need to seek Miss-Understand and Miss-understood, but the book will never tell us HOW should we seek…even if it does, it wouldn’t work, thus prolonging our comforts!!
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Sin—orgy-ize: Now, isn’t it obvius that we can have an orgy and commit as many sins as possible, and we would have the biggest recipe needed to create all kinds of problems?...Why would we need a book to tell us that collective “sinorgyize” is very problematic?...Don’t we all know the obvious?
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Sharpen the saw: Now again, isn’t it obvious that sharpening our saw (command, decree) will make us more rude, offensive etc and will create more problems…Do we need a book to tell us that?
Hereby, I conclude that the book “The 7 habits of lowly-ineffective people” is a useless book and will be “The Greatest Book that is never ever gonna be read”!
Cheers!