Review of Philosophy from the Mud

[Gene Gene]

I have grabbed myself a copy of E. Quisling "philosophy of the mud" and for sure i won't regret it. Thanks to my online book club friends.

[Abhishek Kumar Gupta]

Thank you for sharing your insightful review of "Philosophy from the Mud" by Erik Quisling. It sounds like a fascinating blend of fiction and non-fiction, with valuable insights into living an abundant life. Your assessment of the book's content and its impact on your outlook is compelling. It's great to hear that you found the material useful and well-presented, despite your reservations about the cover. Your recommendation for readers seeking to enhance their lives is appreciated.

[Joule Mwendwa]

This is the first time I have heard of the Theory of Masterful Effortless. I would really want to know more. The title hints at philosophy, which is among my favorite genres. I also see a perfect rating on OBC, so congratulations to the author.

[Cristina-Ioana Toader]

You had me hooked from the moment you mentioned "a combination of fiction and non-fiction"—what an intriguing premise! Your introduction sets the stage perfectly.
I also appreciate and resonate with your perspective on harboring pessimistic views. As you rightly pointed out, believing in one's inevitable failure can lead to behaviors that reinforce that belief, ultimately hindering progress and success.

[Scott Moreland]

The goal of the author's work is for readers to comprehend the five laws of Effortless Theory and assist others in putting them into practice. This review gives a clear and detailed description of the book. The concept piques my interest.

[Gerry Steen]

This book is intriguing. To have a life of success and abundance while living a life without effort seems impossible to me. There must be a catch somewhere. Maybe by freeing up the mind one will find that what used to be difficult and tedious has become effortless. I will have to read the book to find out. I will enjoy the fables.

[Prashant Sh]

Thank you for the excellent review of "Philosophy from the Mud." Your perspective on the mix of fiction and nonfiction, together with the author's emphasis on the Theory of Masterful Effortless, offers useful insights for future readers. Your judgment of the book's strengths and opportunities for development, particularly in terms of promotion and cover design, is valuable. It's good to hear you found the content useful and intend to apply it to your life. Your recommendation for individuals looking for good change is powerful, highlighting the book's global appeal. Your evaluation will surely help others decide whether to pursue this transformative work.

[Macel A]

Great review a self help book that will assist the reader to understand and live abundant and care free life in times where stress and worry are everything people experience it's a great guide to help people in dealing with life in a positive and fulfilling manner

[Ruth Ngugi 3]

The reviewer of this book makes it interesting and giving the urge to read it more.The book explains more on how to understand the theory of the effortless fiction.Even though the author is advertising more of his fables the book is worth reading.

[hetakshi tavadia]

Fantastic review a book that will help the reader comprehend and lead a prosperous, carefree life in a period where tension and anxiety are the norm It's a fantastic manual to assist individuals in living a happy and meaningful life.

[Moongayze420]

As a child I would read Aesop's fables all the time. I had a good collection of them. I was put off initially by the forward and the talk of God and creation but the author left a note stating that they would use Universe for the rest of the book which I find very refreshing as Universe is my preferred term also when speaking about creation and life before human existence. I also very much enjoy the doodles with the story I am a very visual person so to see things the way the author is seeing them is grand and I would love to complete this book for my 2024 Goodreads challenge.

[Lorna Philip Enslin]

An excellent well-written review from Christell Lindeque, thank you. It appears from the Amazon sample that "Philosophy From the Mud' by Erik Quisling, blends fiction with nonfiction and explores the theory of Masterful Effortless. It is a book well worth immersing oneself in and I intend to do exactly that. Congrats on #BOTD.

[Amy Luman]

I don’t think that I completely understand “Effortless Theory.” It sounds a lot like doing nothing and just letting things happen to you. That can’t be it, can it? Congratulations on BOTD!

[Fatola Fatai]

Thank you for taking the time to write this thoughtful and detailed review. I really appreciate you highlighting key parts of the book like the 5 laws of Effortless Theory and the focus on words, feelings, and actions when mastering this theory. Even though I haven't read "Philosophy from the Mud" yet, your review made me very interested in checking it out, especially because of how you say it can help readers live a more abundant and carefree life.

[Mayuri Kotalawala]

To put it simply, the goal of this book is to help you live an abundant and carefree life. Among the five principles he lists are the following: you have the power to co-create your life; the universe is judgement-free and gives you what you want in the here and now; abundance knows no bounds; and the universe honours bravery.

- Sounds Intrigueing. I'm curious to know more. This is a wonderful review. Thank you.