I like this one because it is shorter. I wouldn't want to be reading all the stuff from the other option, because by the time I finished it, I would have lost interest.

Option A is shorter, clearer, and directly to the point.

The other book title is too convoluted and doesn't sound like something I'd be very interested in. I think the option I chose gives the right amount of mystery for me to want to learn more about it and read it.

Option A is more palatable to me. Option B seems to set lofty goals that I would be hesitant to trust. However, Option A has more of an easier vibe to lean into, that I could investigate without being overpromised results.

I like "Discover your potential" more than "Greatness".

Option A is my choice because the concept of mastering momentum has many applications and could be useful in both career applications and personal or social life.

the title is more appealing. i understand it better than B.

This title is more simple and direct.

I choose A for a book I would rather read. I really like A. I think A would be a better choice. Whereas I don't like the wording for B.

A is my favorite because it is a lot easier to digest and read about in my mind and I love how it talks about everything together and can be applied to many situations.

Option A feels more direct and succinct but still conveys the substance of the book. I actually read books like this and this title sounds more intriguing.

because of the word potential.

The way B is worded is a bit confusing and jumbled. A is easier to read and makes me more interested in it.

It's looking more interesting

Option A is easier to understand when you read it

I prefer option A because this book description seems easier to process, catches attention more and sounds promising in a realistic way.

I like titles that are short and to the point.

I liked the mysterious and cleverly written way that option A was written. It kind of gave a really deep way of thinking and would challenge people to find out their potential.

I would be more apt to read Book A. I think that the title wasn't too wordy yet let me know what it was about. I think that I got lost trying to decipher the title of Book B.

After carefully studying and comparing both book descriptions displayed above, I selected Option A over Option B as my first preference and the one that I would definitely click on to purchase for my own reading enjoyment. I found that this book description was far more motivating and understandable to me personally and made me very curious about the contents of the book.

I chose option A because I think the title flows better, and is easier to understand what the book is about.

option A is shorter than option B, it also sounds more exciting when read aloud

I like this one better because it is shorter and sounds a lot more professional and unique it isnt boring like the other option

I like the shorter more concise title/sub title. It says it all with fewer words

I like this option because although it is more general than the other option, I feel it is a little more digestable.

I find some of the words used in the other title to be arrogant. This includes the word elite.

I like choice A cause it seems easier to read and follow. I like that it is more to the point and doesn't beat around the bush.

I would select option A because the information before the colon is the same, and the information after the colon is easier to read through.

I like the simplicity of the title of Option A. The other title seems too long and lengthy. It makes me lose interest quickly. Also, I do want to discover my potential. That's a catchy phrase and draws me in and makes me want to learn more.

It gets across the benefit of the book in a more memorable way, despite not being as descriptive. Option B sounds more like business speak and is therefore a little off-putting. Option A is simpler and cleaner.

A because it seems more motivational to me.

I would choose A as the book I would rather read.I like the idea of mastering your own powerful force and discovering potentials much more than I like the message in B. The message in A lets you know you have this within you. Option B give the impression you do not have the magic already within you.

My choice (option A) is much more concise. The phrase, “discover your potential” is much more inviting than the text used in option B.

The words sound simpler and easier to understand.

Option A was short and sweet intriguing but also to the point.

choice A shows the same good message, in shorter form

It is short and direct and conveys reaching to maximum potential

I like the first book because it is clear and to the point. Option B is extensively wordy and seems pompous.

This one is straightforward and tells me what the book is about.

I LIKE HOW A'S DESCRIPTION IS MORE BROAD AND VAGUE, I THINK IT LEAVES MYSTERY

I think simpler is better and elite resilience is an odd phrase.

Option A felt a little more tailored to me and inspiring. I did not understand the 2nd and 3rd benefit listed in Option B.

I love the idea of mastering something so that really pops and grabs my attention.

It cut straight to the the point not real wordy

I chose Option A because it's shorter and more concise; I think Option B is too long and wordy and the words used are vague. I don't think the average person would know what they mean by elite resilience & easy wins

I chose A because this title is clear, to the point and easy to read and understand.

Option B is more aligned with being a better you. The wording is more simple and to the point.

This subtitle tells you more about the book. It makes me understand more about what the book will be explaining to me, which will help me know if it is worth reading.

I like the idea of this momentum guide as the attributes described are better suited for the mindset of moving forward

The powerful words of INCREASE, BUILD, and LEVERAGE really hook one to want to read B.

This option felt more actionable since the verbs were all action verbs that were more proactive.

I like the idea of leveling up, or harnessing the things I do that are small to build momentum for larger wins. I already sort of feel this way about my life now.

This one seem more helpful. It seems like it has a plan that I can follow.

i like how this has 3 easy to understand action items after the summary title

The book that I would rather read is the book that is shown in option B because I think that this book sounds more interesting and the title is more straight forward as to what it is about.

I like that this title is a little more descriptive which makes me more intrigued.

My choice s option B because of the book name is very motivated and energetic to use so i choose this as my choice.

These are issues that people have - I like that it addresses confidence. Momentum just makes me think of working faster.

I like option B the best because I like how the subtitle specifically mentions three things that someone will get out of reading the book.

I like the detail of B. It can be a little wordy but the flow is good and I like knowing what I will be getting into reading the book. A is too vague.

B is detailed, insightful, intriguing and magical.

I want elite resilliance. I do not need help discovering my potential.

The book I would rather read is Option B. This title and subtitle seems most interesting. The subtitle on Option B is enticing and makes me very interesting in the content of the book.

I feel like I have more to gain from this title.

I like that title B shows you the charactersitics you will be reading about

I feel B is more relatable. A infers that one can "master" life and that is simply not the case.

I like that option B is specific and straight forward which makes it easy to understand

Option B sounds like it is more within my control and attainable.

I chose B because I like how the title said "confidence." That's something I always need to work on and would love to know more about it!

I like having the reasons or consequences spelled out for me.

I like how choice b explains what the book is going to do and give to the reader. It’s like pulling you in

I really like using leverage to increase your personal greatness. This book will also help improve self confidence.

The other choice sounds kind of new age-ish. I'm not into that. I'd rather have something more practical.

I would push the product with the best term:confidence.

Because I would really really like to be more confident, and option A sounds vague and pretentious.

I really need to be more confident I second guess myself constantly and it doesn't help me get better things in life. So anything that might help me gain better confidence would be the title I choose.

I like B better than A because it showcases what may be discussed in th ebook compared to the mystique of A.

B sounds more helpful and promising of real beneficial outcomes, not like a "get results quick" scheme that A seems to imply. B is more realistic.

I chose option B because it was more descriptive which made it seem more appealing to read.

I prefer Option B since it tells me what to expect in the book. Option A comes off more vague and baiting.

I prefer this one because it seems like the book is speaking to me, I feel like it is makes it sound more high quality and powerful and would promote more people to read this.

B has more detail and overall more compelling title for people to be engaged in.

It tells you exactly what I will learn. Increasing Confidence, Building Resilience, and Getting wins.

The title is more descriptive on what I will be receiving by giving the author my time. I feel the other option, while intriguing, doesn't appeal to someone who is looking to learn more about what the Life's Most Powerful Force truly is but has no idea that it pertains to confidence, resilience, and greatness.

It explains exactly the steps you'll take, instead of a not broad approach like the other title

The book title goes into more detail as to what it can offer you in terms of improving your life

I'd rather read B; it's more detailed and more specific. A's title sounds intriguing, but is a bit too short and too vague in comparison.

I like this title has greater description and gives me an idea of goals the book will help me achieve.

Option B doesn't sound as 'click-bait' as option A does, so I would choose B. I do think that if the wording was changed a little bit it would be even more enticing. Instead of "Elite resilience", just put resilience.

I like choice B because I feel that the passage/description is more descriptive and enticing than choice A.

It has a more concrete desription of what to expect.

I like option B because it gives concrete examples of how this book is going to help you.

Option B sounds more convincing

I like option B better. I struggle with confidence and it is clear what the book is trying to teach me. Option A has a more elegant title but it is obscure and I don't trust it as it seems like fluff. I like the tangible nature of option B and how it lists out the exact things that it will present in the chapters.

I like option B because it sounds more positive and encouraging.

I like option B. I think it is more interesting and it stuck in my mind more than option A. Also, with option B, I especially like the "leverage easy wins into greatness" part.

B is better because A says you're going to Master Life. It's pretty difficult for one book to make you 'master' something. B is says it will 'increase' which is more logical and a self help book.

I would rather read option B because it lists the various ways the book can help you in your life. Option B details how it will increase your confidence and discover your potential. I feel like I would learn more from reading option B.

I like the words increase, build, and leverage

More descriptive and I like that it tells me that I will increase my confident and build resilience.