Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

The physical quality of the book is very good. It appears that much more thought went into the look and feel of the book than the actual content on the pages. The journal essentially has two pages, a "day" and "night". It then has a few generic questions/statements with an area for you to wite. Repeat for 99 days. Every 10 days a new "recap" page will change the pace. That is the Freedom Journal. You could look a the photos posted of the two pages, make 99 copies and save yourself the money. Considering that this is the most expensive journal that I have ever seen, I expected so much more content. I expect some variety in the day to day pages. I expect some more thought put into the generic questions. The ONLY difference between the pages is the advertisement on the bottom of the page. Yes, on each "day" page on the bottom you will see a "recommended source". Many of these recommended sources are paid advertisers on the authors podcast. So in addition to the steep price, you get a motivational journal full of advertisements. The Freedom Journal: All Sizzle, No Steak.