I like how he made an obvious effort to claim where some of the research is very convinced, conflicted, and maybe downright wrong for one reason or another.I appreciate he was trying to put some matters into practice and find a solution.You’ll like this book if you like something that’s informative, holistic, and makes you reflect on yourself.Also available to watch on YouTube and Vimeo. I talk more about it in depth in this episode at the links below. Some of my notes from listening to the book below. I assume just about anyone can afford to live in Montana. It would have been more charming if he’d spent three months in Montana. Maybe, just maybe, that’s a bit unrealistic for literally everyone in the country save the few hundred people who live there. If there’s a fault here, it’s that Johann Hari’s method of dealing with lack of attention and focus was a cold-turkey detox that involved spending three months on Cape Cod. Though there are some things in here-like treating Facebook as a public utility and all the regulatory trappings therein-downright absurd. I listened to the audiobook version of “Stolen Focus” and found it holistic, compared to many other books on the same topic. This book is seemingly everywhere lately, or at least the author is.
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