Jesse Kramer – Google

Rule #1 was unique and enlightening. The rest of the rules are drowned in biblical babble, force fed to you in the upmost condescending manner. Am I supposed to feel unworthy of moral awareness because I don't share the same beliefs? Until now, I had classified JP as the wordsmith of wordsmiths! This book left a bitter taste in my mouth despite his solid points. I don't appreciate the pushy preaching as if the stories of the Bible are factual. There should be an indication in the title that this book pairs well with stale bread and wine.

Well, I hope this book feeds me a bit more substance soon! Two chapters in and all I've read about is epiphanies of different individuals one after the other creating this redundant regurgitation of the same point! Person has fixed mindset. Person realizes they can achieve more with a growth mindset, previously unknown to them. Person is now happier and more accomplished. Change person, change setting and make the same point. Rinse and repeat. Rinse and repeat. Rinse and repeat. Rinse and repeat. Please let this book pick up soon 🤦