I know it's a controversial opinion, especially in a book podcast, but...

Was that noise you ducking? I think that's what I heard.

Hey readers, I'm Ann Bogall, and this is What Should I Read Next Episode 27.

Welcome to the show that's dedicated to answering the question that

plagues every reader. What should I read next? We don't get bossing the show.

What we will do here is give you the information you need to choose your next read.

Every week we'll talk all things books and reading and do a little literary matchmaking with one

guest. Readers, my new book don't overthink it. Came out March 3, and I have already heard some

amazing stories from you all about it. Like Kim, who said, I love books that help me identify the

problem, see the desired outcome, and then break it down into small steps I can take to improve.

This is one of those books. Just yesterday I became mired down in unhelpful what ifs,

and recognized that I was overthinking. And then stopped, and diverted myself to something more

productive. Thanks for that Kim, and readers, this is exactly what I hope you will find too.

That with the help of Don't Overthink it, you can recognize when you're overthinking,

and you'll learn how to pivot from there. It might take a while to create these new habits,

but even recognizing those moments when overthinking creeps in is a big step in the right direction,

and it feels really good to take it. If you haven't picked up a copy, find Don't Overthink it

at your local bookstore on Amazon or in your public library. And if they don't have a copy yet,

place a request for them to add it to their collection. Get links to your favorite retailer,

just text Overthink to 444222. Today's guest, Sterling Hardaway,

values efficiency and growth in his reading life, which has led him to a hefty serving of non-fiction

to learn new exciting things, fiction that sidesteps predictable tropes to deliver a truly

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