actually feel the change. Some people are wearing out their highlighter. So it's not like a regular book. It's a book you're going to want to highlight, keep around, show to people, refer back to. So the physical book, I actually recommend... normally I'd say get the Kindle because who needs a book on their shelf? But if you want this book, I'd wait for the soft cover. I wouldn't wait for the hardcover. Soft cover will come before the hardcover in my case.

All right. So that's... you know, I gotta say, it's just like inside baseball author thing. When you spend two years working on a book, which I did, and it kind of ruins two years of your life... normally it's a year, but it was a busy year so it took me a little longer. But if you put a year of your life into basically removing all of your entertainment time so that you basically are just working for a year, you want that book to do well, right? So you want it to do well in the rankings and make money and all that stuff. But I got to tell you that there's a thing that's even better than that. As good as money is, when the reviews come in and they're stellar, like that's when I feel like I'm done. You know, anything else that happens after that is like, ah, that's great, I'm glad that happened. But when the reviews come in and they're just through the roof, that's the payoff. That's because I wrote it to be useful. I didn't write it to be entertaining. I don't know if you thought I did. It's not. It's not meant to be entertaining per se. You know, it should be entertaining too, but it should change lives. And people are saying this. So there you go. There you go. More about that later.

I saw a funny tweet by Oregon MJ, and she's a woman, and she says, "My favorite thing about men is how they're completely incapable of responding to multiple questions over text. Whatever you asked last is the only thing they'll acknowledge." Does anybody have that experience? Ladies, do you have an experience that men will only answer one of the questions you ask? I had to go public, and I know men, don't be mad at me. Men, don't be mad. I know I violated the secret oath of men by telling women one of our secrets, but I thought I had to make an exception this time. So I retweeted and