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I'm loving this book. It's really speaks to my experience trying productivity methods in the past and the struggles I've experienced trying to maintain those methods.

At times this chick sounds like a cult leader spring of nonsense. Other times she challenges me like crazy.

Chapter 5 is fully of great tips on how to coach through questioning.

I'm only about 50 pages in, but this book is awesome!

One seriously boring book, which is ironic.

This far I'm enjoying the human capacity to creatively love and serve each other when given the freedom to do so.

The section on education is great. The explanation of how and why the schools switched to a more collectivist and dumbed down system is spot on.

Introduction done. Some interesting claims made. Some interesting facts provided. He definitely gets the issues and has me intrigued, but will he ultimately succeed in proving his theory? Looking forward to finding out.

I'm reading Sutton's "America's Secret Establishment" and in it, he says that the Yale secret society known as "The Order" or "Bones" has German influence. I'm wondering if there will be some sort of link that I spot in reading these two works simultaneously.

So far, I've yet to see anything that's truly compelling.

Intro has my interest

Chapter 10: the story of how the Civil War led to "war measures" like the construction of the railroads and all the swindling that went on in those ventures. This was a really aggravating chapter.

Chapter 8: more stuff on bank fraud

Chapter 9: the rise of subsidy-induced so-called monopolists like Vanderbilt. The northern tariff leading to secession. Lincoln and his contradictions.