Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Great Insight

I thought this was a really good book overall. "Book I" goes into procrastination, or "resistance" as the author calls it, and attempts to turn it into a real, physical enemy. "Book II" attempts to fight that enemy by telling you how a professional over comes it. My only gripe with the book is "Book III" which gets a little ... out there. I understand the point he's trying to make ( where creativity comes from ) but the way he does it is a little unbelievable.But for the struggling creative person, the person who wants to take that risk, I would definitely suggest this book. If you're made that leap and are struggling with getting things done, this book helps explain why. But if you're looking for more of a "getting things done" book with actionable steps, I'd get "The Now Habit" instead.