Rodolfo > Recent Status Updates

I'll probably need to start this one over once I pick it up again. It's been 4 years!

Had to continue with the next one!

It's so nice to re-read this story from my childhood, around 20 years later!

In the Bush!

It's a very straight to the point book. No story, plot, or jokes, just straight to the point on what you gotta do to survive.

Oh wow, I forgot to add progress here! I like the story so far. It's finally a Geralt adventure all by his own perspective which is really cool.

The story follows The Witcher in a still unidentified time.

The fifth question "how can I help?" focuses on letting them tell you what to do, and getting more to the point.
The sixth question "if you're saying Yes to this, what are you saying No to?" is kind of complicated, but I see the point. Brings people into knowing what they're giving up.
The seventh question "what was most useful for you?" makes the most sense: repetition, repetition, repetition!

"Stop giving advice that ends with ?" - Wow! This book is really drilling me into not giving advice! I'm liking it because, so far, all the questions in the book are based on that principle.
The fourth question "what's the real challenge here for you?" brings up the personal touch. Adding "for you" on any question is important.
The fifth question "what do you want?" focuses on getting to the outcome. Need vs want.

The trigger identification, the old habit detection, and the new habit replacement make sense. I've already tried it.
The first question "what's on your mind?" has a nice psychological effect.
The second question "and what else?" expands opportunity.
The one thing that really has struck me in a *negative * way for me, is the realization that my help isn't really helping, but only creating dependency.
I've felt it now

Dream house hunting!

Just when I thought it was the end... it continues!

I am taking my sweet time reading the war.

Lots of traveling between worlds!

Holy SNAP! It finally arrived after The Witcher Netflix series got all the Witcher series books out of stock!
I am now catching up with what happened with Ciri on her adventure and Geralt "hibernating"

Wait what! I thought the Butcher of Blaviken story had 2 very distinctive different points from the TV adaptation! Did I read it wrong the first time?? O.O

Stuck on going out for a walk to picture anything that makes me feel something... All I would feel right now is cold! Brr!

Decided to re-read this beauty to compare to the series' episodes!

The delay on progressing on this book is because it actually MAKES YOU THINK hahahah!

I've needed to stop, put the book down, and reflect on what I was just asked to do / learned from doing it.

It's amazing.

Last strerch of the year! Can it be done?

Holy snap! A kind of slow read for me these days!