The whole idea of "business parable" books seeming cheesy to me, but I really enjoyed this book. It was an easy and quick read, and I the structure made it easy for me to absorb the ideas.

The content really resonated for me. This framework of self-betrayal and being "in the box" gives words and structure to some less-than-ideal behaviors I've noticed in myself and others. I already see myself noticing this a little bit more in my interactions and thoughts towards others, and being able to more readily step back and "out of the box" to improve both the relationships and how I feel about things.

The challenge will be coming back to these ideas over and over, forming habits around examining myself within this framework.