Dr. Taylor Cummings

He's like, I know what this is about, yeah.

Yeah, I get it.

The introduction does tell you everything.

It does.

Like, it does set you up for the book.

And I always read the introduction.

It's like, whatever.

Because I want to get the gist.

Introduction, conclusion.

It's kind of like reading a...

an article like an academic article it's like you read your introduction you read your conclusion discussion you're reading the methods like you're really trying to get an idea of what this is about you know and so i think there's a there's a strategy in skimming there's nothing wrong with yeah because like atomic habits once i noticed that they started reiterating the same idea and the different wells oh i get this all right cool

And some things do require study.

You know, some things do require, let me sit down.

But you'll know for yourself what you what you're curious about, what is engaging to you, you know, or maybe you're in the process of writing your own book.

Yeah.

You know, I feel like I'm reading a little less now because I'm writing a little more now or I'm creating a little more because it's not all written stuff that I'm working on currently.

But it's almost like I guess like rappers or they're not really listening to nobody's work.

Yeah.

One, the patriarchy does a great disservice to men themselves.

And I think once we start to understand that, more men will be motivated to deconstruct alongside women.