i like technology so the word reprogram appeals to me

our stories sound like its universal and a collective effort of stories to tell id love to see just regular people and their successes

I would buy this book because the title sounds more positive and focuses on success and not the negative parts like triggers and lying to ourselves.

I like option A because the title and the synopsis sum up what the book would be about perfectly. The way everything is worded would cause me or anyone who is interesting in changing their lives to pick up and buy this book.

Option A seems to put the responsibility more on the reader. Option B implies that the reader must wait for some sign from the universe to trigger change, making them a passive person in their own life.

Option A sounds more personal, like it relates directly to the person reading it.

Success is a good thing for which to strive.

I prefer the word "reprogram". This day in age it is important to think how to change.

This sounds like it would be more interesting to read.

A because a book on success is more concrete of a title. You know exactly what you want from the book. It is a easy title to understand and appeals to my desires

this one seems to reach me on a different level

"Triggers to Triumphs" reminds me of various right-leaning "liberals are dumb snowflakes" themed books

Im more worried about how to develop myself and my loved ones to be better people. Id rather have the tools to reprogram my own life, so that I can help nurture my future offspring/loved ones with my success. Option sounds useful. Option B just sounds like "stories" which may or may not be helpful.

It sounds more hands on approach to self improvement

Option A seems more relevant to my life. It is more clear about what the book entails.

i like how it said our stories, our life..felt like it was about us or could be about us, versus the other option sounded less positive

I like A because it sounds very personal. I would be interested in reading stories of people who achieved success. The title would capture my attention and make me want to know more.

I feel you are describing your life in small stories trying to better yourself as you go.

Would like to buy option A is the excellent title that makes me to buy this book, interesting to read more in future.

I would buy option A. The title of the book is well lebelled and it shows what the book is all about. The book description is easy to understand.

I would choose option A, as I prefer the positive verbiage as well as the idea that I can "reprogram" or change my life with the help of this book and its advice. I dislike the use of the words triggers in the other option. It doesnt sound as positive as the other option.

I like how to books. I think it stems from the title. How to...

I dislike the use of the word, triggers in the other option more so than I like anything about Option A. Option A also sounds more positive than B.

thia title is more informative

Reprogram our life for success is an important step that I want to take in my life and I think others are thinking the same. This is why I think your book could have a lot of success.

I hate the word trigger how it is used today.

I like both honestly but tend to favor option A. I think we can reprogram our lives.

The word "our" at the beginning implies a sense of collective ownership that is very appealing. Sounds like an inspirational book!

This title sounds more interesting and informative. It has a better ring to it when you say it out loud.

Nice and short

The alliteration of the title in B has me hooked from the get go. I like that!

B gives me more a sense of what's going on. A, Our stories, it's too vague and doesn't catch my interest at all.

I choose option B just from the title seems like an intresting book

The alliteration makes the title more catchy and memorable. Leading with the "stories" thing, like in A, also ruins the suspense.

anything having to do with the words nature is always my first choose

'A' seems like it has an agenda.

I love the use of alliteration with T

Well I have no interest in any book that says I need reprogrammed so option A pretty much eliminates itself. The second book sounds more positive. I would rather nurture change, or understand human nature... than be "reprogrammed". I am not a machine. Life isn't that simple. Neither is success.

B because I like how it goes from triggers to triumph it has a good sound to it.

sounds professional and flows along well

The title mentions nurture which is really important to our well being.

Option B sounds really unique interesting and attractive for me and it is not even close. Option B has me hooked just by the book title.

it sounds much more holistic

The title of the book in the option sounds more inviting.

B sounds more exciting

I like choice B's title Trigger and Triumphs because it makes me think it's going to be about the triggers people went through to get to their triumphs. Choice A of our stories makes it start as if it's people's stories and not sure what about. I like the second title better.

It shows the progression better.

The stories we tell ourselves is something I would identify with and possibly read. The title tells me more of what is inside the book. Reprogramming our lives could mean anything (example: go beg for money)

Option B sounds entertaining and not as much work for the reader as the other choice sounds

People don't change so helping to understand ourselves is encouraging.