Status Updates From What I Learned from The Tre...

Maybe I'm unkind, but the author's experiences were far from mine. This is not necessarily a bad thing, but the book was superficial and both failed to capture my interest or even my empathy. I ended up reading this quickly because it didn't speak to me. This was almost too blunt for me to be honest.

I have a feeling this isn't for me - some interesting thoughts, but no rhythm or imagery or emotion to really capture me. I'd also hoped for a bit more of a nature angle and so far that is superficial at best. I'm not hating it but it's also not reaching me.

"Maybe you’re angry because you’re miserable, and you’re miserable because you’ve lost sight of who you are. Maybe you never knew. Never learned where to start."