In order to read this book properly, first make sure you have good income, the resources to indulge yourself in all the self-care suggestions ranging from coaching, to massage, to personal trainers, to financial planning, training and development, cocktals after work, dining out, babysitters, new wardrobes, and aesthetic self-updating.
While the book provides some good guidance and words of wisdom certainly, where it fails is in the author's frame of reference for managing life.
She writes from her perspective and social status with little understanding there are many women of leadership quality and experience, especially single and "mature" women, who are healthy, extremely capable, well skilled, very energetic, continue to learn, keep themselves attractive, have a tremendous amount of talent and a willingness to give, who need guidance on how to get from financial shortfall, job losses, dimiinished/no savings, unemployment, and underemployment situations, et al, to equilibrium, and a position of overall well being.
In my experience, there isn't a book out there able to describe how that is achieved for either men or women unless there is some type of financial support.
Yes, we know much is in how we think - and while that is true in many instances, many have gone broke, not to mention exhausted themselves, from investing in and trying to redefine careers, doing work we dislike and are not cut out for, and putting on a happy face all in the name of trying to get from here to there.
The author appears to lack understanding of what it is like to have to start over and over again without resources, losing professional interfaces, and associations, facing rejection, and being unable to connect. In many cases, people lose a sense of self which the author does address to a degree.
Trying to meet new people is often problematic, too. In some geographical and culturally unsophisticated areas, it can be doubly challenging.
Since publication, there has been one review of the book on Amazon.com. This one five star rating appears to be from someone close to the author. The raves on the paperback cover and her website seem unsupported by people who have ordered and read the book via Amazon. Likely, others have also noticed a disconnection between her "reality" and that of others.

Kim is passionate about people, especially women, taking control of their lives and that comes across in her book. But she is realistic, she knows that everyone has issues and responsibilities so this book is a guide, a way to know how to take the next step and how to keep moving forward. She believes you can do it and she helps you believe too!