Improve And Have Fun

This post does have affiliate links. James Altucher and Claudia Azula Altucher's 'The Power Of No'.   I am a fan of Mr. Altucher's podcast and his blog.   He speaks in a very 'common-sense' way to me. I enjoy his stance on going to college and owning a home.   Truth be told, I sometimes think my voice sounds like his voice when I'm recording my own podcast. Of all the books I've read so far, in this 'Biggest Takeaways' series, this one made me emotional at times and made me day dream the most.   The parts especially when he discusses saying 'No' to situations that make you feel bad (even though we still willingly participate in these situations)and the 'Rebirth' exercise.   The last chapter was my favorite.   Specifically when they discussed reinventing yourself. These are a few of my biggest takeaways in this book. 'Being grateful is the bridge between the world of nightmares and the world where we are free to say no.   It's the bridge between the world of delusions and the world of creativity.   It's the p