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Reviewed by Miguel Angel Hernandez Jr. for Readers' Favorite
Imagine Your Good Life is about imagining your good life and requires you to pause after reaching each key point to think. Noah William Smith discusses various topics, such as love, nothingness, abundance, and mirroring. He asks many questions to make readers think, such as: "Do you celebrate moments of rest which are empty of doing and full of being?" The writer prompts book lovers to use their imaginations to explore each topic to help them receive a better understanding of each. The author avoids the fluff and gets to the heart of the matter. An example of this is when he discusses the topic of "open." He says, "How good may it feel if all communication felt open and inviting?" The writer adds a little personality to each topic and keeps it simple.
Noah William Smith did a great job of asking questions that matter. Readers will have no problem navigating the narrative, especially if they choose to "recap" and look back at a specific section. The easy-to-read sections are great, and reading engagement will be high because of the length of this book. There are some hidden gems in Imagine Your Good Life that hit home hard, such as the youthful part. This wordsmith's brilliant opening line says, "Have you discovered your fountain of youth?" Another spectacular section is regarding the conclusion. The author shares personal experiences with the reader, relating through ups and downs in life. Staying positive is key if you want to succeed in life, or a specific matter.
