> Sorry, that is a bit over the top. It really isn't. I've been spending a lot of time doing home improvements and have often been frustrated by how difficult

> Sorry, that is a bit over the top. It really isn't. I've been spending a lot of time doing home improvements and have often been frustrated by how difficult it is to get past marketing and spun content to find the information I need. Similarly I've struggled when researching some of the gnarlier aspects of leadership and the challenges that one has to deal with. I'm sorry but whilst, yes, Google can perform some superficially impressive parlour tricks, it's simply not that great when you're looking for in-depth information, and it's particularly bad when you're looking for information that's not that far outside the mainstream but just enough so that what you need is buried in the midst of irrelevancies. Also frustrating when it keeps feeding you results that are from the "wrong" perspective (by which I mean not the perspective you're looking for, not that there's anything inherently wrong with the content being served up). It is not magic at all: magic would yield better and more useful results.