What's up, guys?

So to do on the podcast, Eugene and I, we actually have a, it's our last podcast that we had

in the old room that we haven't posted for whatever reason, and we're posting it today.

It's a good podcast.

It's a, it's basically a reflection.

I reread some books, not all books, but some books.

And one of the books that I was rereading earlier this, well, last year,

the later last year, was the book War by Robert Green. It's a good book. I like a lot of Robert

Green's books. I've read, you know, 48 laws of power, laws of human nature, you know, all those. And

they're really good books. They're usually huge books. I mean, they're dense books and but there's a lot of really useful

uh takeaways from them at least there are for me and so um if you were to go home to go to my

house and see my book it's like earmarked and there's writing all through it and everything else

but i share some different ideas from the book that i found useful for me personally and i'm

sharing them with you guys as well so hopefully you can get some takeaways from it and again if you enjoy the book you I found useful for me personally, and I'm sharing them with you guys as well. So hopefully you can get some takeaways from it.

And again, if you enjoy the book,

you can go grab it yourself and give it a read,

or there's an audible version.

Although I found this, because I listened to the audio version,

and I've done the book version.

And I keep finding this to be true.

I like audiobooks, but I don't get as much from them as I do when I'm reading.

Because when I read and I then like highlight and I write down notes in the book and everything

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