Hey, everyone. We as a culture love when there's seven of something. Dwarves, sins, von Traps, Gables.

So today's book is by Stephen Covey, who achieved immortality by splitting his soul into seven habits.

I'm Kellanerskin. I'm a comic, a father, and I just finished this book yesterday, so I'm glad one of the habits isn't not procrastinating.

And I'm David Vance. I was obsessed with this book in college. It started great when I saw

Stephen Covey give a lecture and ended badly when he died in my hometown.

Oh, my word.

Seven Habits is exactly what the title says, a book about seven effective habits.

It's not one of those misleading titles, like The Rise of Skywalker, where at the end,

every Skywalker is dead.

And this is the bookpile of Jedi's.

All right, so we're almost at 200 reviews.

So for one week, we're doing a special promotion.

Leave a review before July 5th and send a screenshot to the bookpile podcast at gmail.com. And we'll send you a copy of

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because it's $5. A reviewer who calls himself, Catch the Bus in Spanish says,

I like this podcast.

It's a very funny host, are Kellyn, a comic and a father, and Dave, parentheses, a vegetarian, etc.

Okay, so many thoughts.

First, I love that those are our biggest accomplishments, respectively.

Second, I love the et cetera, as if to say he doesn't eat meat and he doesn't eat other things.

Finally, our next two books are 1984 and Leonardo da Vinci, The Biography.

Big Brother is watching you to paint you.

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