This was a slow read. I understand why some people might find it too hard or boring to read, but I liked it a lot.
It reminded me of some texts of Tao Te Ching, sometimes contradictory sometimes seemingly stupid.
He shows us our obsession with methods, tools and techniques (the question of how), and how this obsession actually prevents us from doing the things we believe in.
It’s a book to read over the time of a whole year. The repitition can get boring when reading the book too fast without taking the time to contemplate and really unfold your own inner thoughts on the concepts.
Really, demanding too much too quickly would have prevented me from really grapsing the topics in the book and I will have to come back to further my understanding.
Also you should not expect hands-on advice.
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