Reading it now, so that technically counts. "Say this not that." by Carl Alasko I've gone through a metric shit ton pile of self help and relationship help bo

Reading it now, so that technically counts. "Say this not that." by Carl Alasko I've gone through a metric shit ton pile of self help and relationship help books in my time. But I think this one, while it repeats some well worn wisdom, it presents them in a concrete enough way that the advice is finally gaining traction in my own head. I think the key is that it presents the advice in real world vignettes as both bad and good idea formats. Like that bone guy on Animaniacs.