James’s Reviews > Ego Is the Enemy > Status Update

It’s well-written in the engaging sense. Something is lazy about his use of historical figures as examples. Sort of that uni-student-used-to-getting-As-doing-the-bare-minimum-requirements flair. Feels like he stretches to make his examples work. The philosophy is good tho. Irony of his assumption of being a role model to his audience (especially considering he was like 24 when he wrote this) has been noted.