Started off great, ended a little less but pretty good all around, I wrote down several quotes from here.

Not bad, a few helpful tips, but mostly reading this I got the feeling that I’m not in a bad place and I’m more in a maintenance phase of cleaning and organization than anything.

Just like his other books, Gladwell makes you think about what you know. I’ve already started thinking about and seeing the superspreaders and epidemics around me.

Interesting read, a little too pop in some places, could have been shorter, but again, the stories and what people are doing is fascinating.

Definitely an interesting read and good to contract with Tiny Experiments. Plenty of free resources, and generally nice to have a shorter timespan to work with.

Pretty good, lots of great stories and examples on clear thinking, not as cohesive as I would have liked.

Great thoughts on gathering, being exclusive, planning ahead, honoring guests, what’s appropriate and what kills a gathering… Very good.

Definitely worth the read if you’re feeling like you need some pointers. Debra has a natural flow to conversation.

Much better than I thought it would be, plenty of good examples on daily practice, especially if you’re an athlete. Can be read in an afternoon.

This was a favorite, fun little read, I laughed out loud on a few of these. This might be a book that I gift.