Good morning, everybody, and welcome back to another riveting episode of Fingers Cross

podcast.

We are your hosts here for a good time, not a long time, hopefully not too long of a

time, because we could talk for hours, but we're going to try not to.

I'm Christy.

I have to leave for San Diego in a little bit, so I probably can't be too long of a time anyway.

I'm Sierra.

Hey guys, welcome back to the show.

We are so happy to have you for today's episode.

It is our second ever official book club. We did our first book club.

I feel like we need a jingle. We still haven't gotten any three gingles. We say that's taking a damn shot every time we talk about jingles that never get happened. Never get happened. Never get happened. Those jingles. Anyway, we're recording this bright and early on a nice Saturday morning. It's so early. Yeah, we're doing Saturday morning session. I was up late. Christy was probably up late. I don't know what you were doing. Christy was up late. The narrator says. But today, book club, our first book club we did over the summer was the

defining decade. What does it call? The Defining Decade by Meg

Jay. Thank you. By Meg Jay. The Defining Decade. Which we enjoyed definitely was a good book to digest and discuss,

but we had some, you know, liked it in, you know, take it with a grain of salt, some things you didn't like.

This book, as all books, i'm sure is it is the

same you know there are things i really like about it things i like less about it but what's great is

it's so short you can read the entire book in an hour and if you don't know what we're talking about

it's the four agreements by don miguel ruiz correct the four agreements a toll tech wisdom book

and it is in the uh self-help and discovery section at Barnes & Noble.

It's also a target.

Thank you for the direction there.

You can read it an hour.

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