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I'm going to suffer through the end, but he really does not understand real life. And he keeps saying, don't think about what you are, just understand the concept. Followed a few chapters later by, now you know what you are. Wait? When did that happen? I get the impression this is a text for experts, not something for a casually curious.

I'm considering abandoning this one. The reverse-order timeline just doesn't work for me. I get engaged in an individual chapter and then it ends and there's no going forward from there.

Geography lesson... memoir of the author's time spent there researching... when is the book coming?

Full of typographical errors. Poor printing quality. So far seems to be one big sales pitch with no real information. References several times to go to the website for the information. That's annoying. Why should I have the book if I just have to go the website?

Am I really going to finish this book? It certainly seems to glamorize all of the bad decisions and actions she took. I fear the takeaway for many could be do whatever whenever you want, don't care about morals or others, and you can still be successful and admired. Not the message I would want anyone to get! Therefore not a book I would recommend.