Ryan Hanley

And what he outlines in this book

And it's very, it's not a long read.

You could get through it in a couple of days.

It's really the perfect type of business book because you can, it doesn't take you a year to read it.

It's not like I'm reading The Art of Seduction by Robert Greene right now.

And it's like, it's like a college textbook.

It's like this big, you know, 12 font.

I mean, it's amazing.

I'm with you.

When it's over a certain number, I got to go to audio book.

I just can't, I won't get through it.

But so this idea of good versus nice.

And what I realized is it kind of comes back.

It almost is a more tactical version of what Jordan Peterson talks about with be a monster, right?

Have the capability to stand up for yourself, to step into tough situations, but keep that sword sheathed as much and as often as you possibly can in the world.

And what it forced me to do was say,

The nice thing, the nice thing is to not address this point of negativity because I don't want to cause more problems.

That's the nice thing.

But the good thing for my team and for everyone is to let's address these problems.

What is going on?