I try my best to write a short summary/review of the books I read, and
this is one of them. I typically publish
them on Goodreads, but also sync them to here.
I was hoping for a book with practical advice on throttling yourself to not accidentally walk off the cliff of burnout, but it didn’t accomplish this.
The main insight from this book that’s worth holding onto is to “close the loop” on emotions, e.g. if something someone did really bothers you, make sure you find a way to not let it spiral out of control (e.g. by talking to the person about it). Dealing with the thing that causes stress, and the emotion, are two separate things.