I always have been a sucker for a little bit of alliteration in anything, especially when it comes to creative easy to remember titles

I prefer this name over stress free millionaire because when I see a book that tells you how to be a "millionaire" my brain sets off an alert and I don't trust it. "Success" is a word that carries less of that baggage and I'd be more willing to believe it.

Being stressless while being successful is something I think anybody wants to accomplish, so I prefer option A.

I'd "buy" success over the millionaire

Stressless is fun to say. I'd love to be stressless.

It is sought after to earn without effort. I would read and know so will most.

I chose option A because it sounds more natural.

I'm happy with just being successful and stress free. Millionaire makes me think what's in the book is unachieveable or far fetched.

millionaire promises to much.

I like the alliterative-ness and the rhyme.

I would much rather read a book about having success while remaining stress free, than reading a book about being stress free as a millionaire. I'm not a millionaire and most likely never will be. I relate to Option A a lot more.

smoother sounding, words flow together effortlessly

I like the subtle nature of this book title and it conveys just enough meaning to get potential readers' attention.

more positive sound

This one feels more achievable, as well as being more widely applicable.

I feel that this is a more enticing self-help book title. It's easily understood and resonates with me more. I prefer the way it sounds, it definitely sounds more memorable when spoken.

It's not specifically related to money. There can be success in life that is not related to money

This title has a nice ring to it, that flows well. Option B doesn't have this.

I like Stress Free Millionaire a little better, but you basically insinuating someone will become a millionaire if they follow the practices in the book, so I don't think that's a great idea. Stressless Success tells it like it is and the book can be utilized to create your own personal form of success, whether it be a millionaire or not.

Sounds like a better overall book

Stressless Success sounds much better to me. It leads you to believe you can be successful and stress free. I believe that title would be more attractive to people. The other title sounds more like your talking about a person, somewhat like a documentary about a millionaire.

I am a fan of alliteration. I would purchase that book, it makes me think of being calm and wealthy.

Being stress-less is important for success.

Choice A seems more subtle, yet would still arouse curiasity.

Not everyone had to be a millionaire to be successful

I really like option A because it seems more believable. So many books out there can claim to make you a millionaire like B does but A just really seems more approachable- like, "here's how you can be successful without stressing yourself over it!" instead of sounding like it's promising something impossible. I also like that A flows nicely and is easy to remember because of the use of 2 s's

Stressless success is a more realistic title. Not everyone can be a millionaire but everyone can relate to stressfree success.

I like B because I think Stress Free Millionaire sounds more attractive and what I would want to attain more than A does.

The option is too vague in my opinion

i like more this one heard more professional

It's more catchy due to the word "millionaire" - I also feel that "stress free" should be hyphenated to "stress-free".

Because it had Millionaire in the title

I liked B better. It is easier to say and I know more what the book will be about; which is hopefully making money. With Option A, I don't know what kind of success the book is talking about. There is also too much alliteration.

This title sounds like a book that will have a lot of new information.

I think B is a little too simple but it is way better than A. A doesnt sound very nice when you say it outloud. I wouldnt remember it.

A is nondecsript. A is descriptive

this one seems more specific and intriguing.

Option B is simply more enticing because it includes the word "millionaire" in it.

Is more cool, calm, and collected..

I think if I have the concept that I will become a millionaire, I would choose that book. Both are on point of low stress.

I want to be a millionaire.

Option B is the most enticing as a self help book.

I like this title becasue of how it addresses two issues and has a positive connotation.

I like the idea of being a millionaire without any stress

B is more appealing because A is too much of a tongue twister.

I like the idea of being a millionaire, which is very appealing!

I really like option B. If it were that easy! Stress free millionaire would be something that would get my attention.

I like B as I would aspire to be well off as well.

I found them both to be a little clunky but also cheesy sounding so A is more enticing but I don't think I could imagine wanting to pick up either title off the shelf.

B implies that you can move ahead in the world without stressing - its has a nice flow to it- A does not seem as serious