this book wouldn't lose even a bit of the important if it were half its size;
lots of water, and unusual side notes that don't relate that much to stuff he writes 2-3 pages prior;
I guess the ever-green byproducts of popular science and self-help brochures will never cease to exist.
Too much to earn in the 'feel-good inc' business.

Some ideas are good, but these are much older than all the 'studies' done by the author.
But given the sporadic nature of his writings - it jumps from topic to topic, back and forth, so you never know what the case he made was actually about.
The collection of stories is ok.
The book - not so much.