This movie, which was sometimes "silly", like David, the protagonist, and sometimes "depressed" (depressing), like David, was also awesome, like David, in its ability to INSPIRE. I really had no idea, when I started watching it, that it would turn out to be a tale of any real substance. It made me chuckle here and there, and I thought that was all it was meant to do. But as it progressed, like David--who went from a being a depressed person in a depressing job to a person who found his worth--won't say HOW [spoiler alert]--it moved me to tears not just once, but twice, tears of recognition and reconnection--won't say to WHAT [spoiler alert]. Completely worth watching to the end, ESPECIALLY to the end.

The movie was very dull, and never really picked up in momentum. Then it started to have religious overtones, but not in a good way, but rather trying to indoctrinate. All in all I found it to be offensive and fairly boring. Not any clever situations or moments, but just dull. I felt like I was watching the Hallmark channel.

An engaging Christian-based movie that keeps your attention throughout! No bad language; good moral values. The storyline had one glaring implausibility (an unemployed guy who can't pay the utilities being able to afford to pay a life coach), but overall, it was well done. Well acted, good writing, feel-good kind of story. You could see the ending a mile away, but it was still a good movie. I'd watch other movies produced/directed/written by this team because I have a high appreciation for a "clean" movie. Well done.

I thought it was going to be a typical romcom. It's not. It's a Christian lite romance. Venida Evans is wonderful in it, as are Shirley Jones and Marty Ingels. The older actors' performances are one of the movie's highlights, as is the friendship between the two guys. It was nice to see a real friendship between two guys.

From beginning to end it's an enjoyable film. The acting is all solid and the message, while ~Christian, is subtle enough to not feel preachy. It will make you smile! (it's based in Cincinnati, OH - shooting & production; I make an effort to support 'the little guy' type of production companies and I'm rarely disappointed...they have the guts to stray from the cookie-cutter formulas the rest follow)

Very nice film, I liked it because it had a genuine positive message at the end and a lighthearted overall mood. I would have liked to see more of the personality and personal past hurts and life challenges from Rebecca St. James that led her to becoming passionate about life coaching although very well done overall.

Very beautiful message.... loved loved loved the poem in one of the scene. Enjoy watching it!

Snorefest. I appreciate that it was "nice," but OMG, I fell asleep twice and I wasn't even halfway through. It was not the fault of the actors. It was the WRITING. ZZZZZZZZZZ