It probably wouldn't really surprise anyone to learn that one of my primary motivations for writing this book is as an excuse to write long explorations of ideas that interest me.
In an attempt to not overly echo the other comment I saw about a different quote I love from this week’s chapter, the following in particular exemplifies a topic that has been on my mind lately:
“It didn’t take long, though, before I started to realize that there was a wide value differential between one friend and the next. Some of them were headed for greatness, and some of them were headed nowhere. I became increasingly judicious about where to focus my attention.”
This really is such an important investment that I think a lot of people do poorly and ultimately sets them up for… well, not failure. But definitely not success.
I don’t know if I have properly mentioned my affinity towards social engineering, but I’m loving everything about Esther.
Super pumped for chapter 11! Dunno if I'll like Jackson as much as other characters already, but definitely stoked to find out.
Biiite…meeeeeee! Dang it, it’s getting late. And there’s no way I’m going to sleep now.
Side note…she is making me consider a lot of things about people, social dynamics, politics… fascinating.
It probably wouldn't really surprise anyone to learn that one of my primary motivations for writing this book is as an excuse to write long explorations of ideas that interest me.
This is...I find that shocking and hard to believe. As my dead-pan cracks into sniggers... My favorite kind of fiction.
In an attempt to not overly echo the other comment I saw about a different quote I love from this week’s chapter, the following in particular exemplifies a topic that has been on my mind lately:
“It didn’t take long, though, before I started to realize that there was a wide value differential between one friend and the next. Some of them were headed for greatness, and some of them were headed nowhere. I became increasingly judicious about where to focus my attention.”
This really is such an important investment that I think a lot of people do poorly and ultimately sets them up for… well, not failure. But definitely not success.
I don’t know if I have properly mentioned my affinity towards social engineering, but I’m loving everything about Esther.
Super pumped for chapter 11! Dunno if I'll like Jackson as much as other characters already, but definitely stoked to find out.