I hope to attempt to be constructive. I've learned what a naturalistic, contradictory character is since he writes so much of his mind, along with that. This ain't a call to harass, I don't think he's going to read this.
How does a critic, one who's worrying to keep the tradition of the Stoic 'guides of life' I've been compliment, yet now, I hope to bring amelioration to him by noting stuff that he could work on. This is what he wants, I take it.
Nobody's perfect.
- Funding Rachel Hollis next book with Author Equity, or such as a concept of trying to rehabilitate others.
- Venture/risk capital, This is a more of a systemic nitpick than anything.
- Claude and certain derisive intelligence embracements, (I'll ask a volunteer editor for beta readers.)
- General mixture of (Merely make good videos) and his thousand of rewordings of commodity fetishism.
- Despite his attempts of not advocating for advertising, he's bought advertising from facebook. Direct responders have pointed this out. Well, Altmba had bought advertising. When he comes from the advertising as a tax for a unremarkable product, he kind of hides his own short term advertising. Yet he does not since all are complex now with everything recorded in this age. All contradictions and consistency.
He says anticipated, relevant and personal advertising messages are what distinguishes from spam, which he rants about. He tends to clarify, yet lapses in, yet his inconsistency may be the point without much he tries to get out of his inertia. - General well, electorlism frameworks. ( I won't get into that any further. )
- (post edit) General exoneration of the free market as some kind of objective force, in an attempt to be separate to it (reading more economical books)
Also, Tribalism ain't a thing to analytical term any more, a small observational which he merely should call informal groups.
Regardless, thanks for providing a literary snapshot in modern enterprise of the Stoic life, being in business, with the free stuff It's enough to take in (with salt). I don't like rags-to-riches stories, though. By golly, does the west love its inspiration, P***.
Oh well, thanks for being a cheerleader, guy of corporation.