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This guy really loves metaphors. I can easily see that this book could be half as long if he would just write what he wants to say without using an introductory metaphor for each chapter and each concept. I’m not sure what generation he is writing TO, but this member of the millennial generation (me) thinks it would be better if he got to the point.

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So far I largely disagree with his premise (enlightenment/thinking = bad; intuition/experience = good). Many of his points are challenging and worth considering with a heart of humility.

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