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What's good, everyone? This is Dr. Ney. I'm joined by my lovely co-host. Dr. Renee.

Hey, this is another, actually, this is not just another episode of docs outside the box.

This is something that I've been wanting to do for a long period of time, which is start

to incorporate book reviews into the show.

That is one of my biggest weak points.

I don't know if you can say the same thing also, but for me, the biggest things that, or at least the biggest deficiency that I've noticed for myself is I literally have stopped reading nonfiction books.

Everything that I read is either something on a website, something tech related, something medically related. And then definitely from a book standpoint, it's always reading some type of medical journal or, you know, studying for boards or something like that. It's very rare that I get to just say, I just want to read just to get myself better.

How do you feel about that? Yeah, no, I resonate. You know I do. I think a lot of people resonate with that because life just gets, you know, really busy. And you just kind of keep going through today and don't realize all the other things that you used to do in the past. Yeah. So like for example, like over the

past 10 years, if you compare what I've read over the last 10 years compared to what we've read

over the last three months, it's crazy. So over the past 10 years, we didn't read, I didn't read

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