I read it last year after Baeth from Align to Your Design recommended it. It's about Michael Singer's life. How everything unfolded before him as he learned to let go of control more and more. He started off a poor divorced student living alone in the woods with next to nothing and ended up a multimillionaire in a private jet. It's a quick read and I was captivated the whole time, completely devoured it. It was such a great reinforcement of ideas I had been thinking a lot about, like: 

The whole theme of the book reminds me of Nietzsche's Amor Fati and this quote from the Purple Palace that I tell myself often. "Since things are always working out for me, there must be value in this."

When my friend told me this was a good listen but I might want to skip the first half because it's all numerology, my response was, "I love numerology!" And, I figured I'd listen to the whole thing, which I did, but, holy balls, the numerology he goes into is deeper than the Mariana trench. Like, I need to re-listen and take notes. That aside, it was an interesting listen if you have almost 5 hours to spare 😱.

And, it's fascinating! It's still over 2 hours and a deep dive but it's easier to follow.

Paul is one fascinating dude and functioning on another level that I truly appreciate.

But, my dad calls it Chicken Something Soup. 

Ingredients:

• Rotisserie Chicken, 1
• White Beans, 4 cans
• Chicken Broth, 32oz
• Salsa Verde, 2 cans

Optional:

• Tortilla strips
• Sour cream
• Shredded cheese
• Noodles
• Cilantro
• Whatever else you can think of

Preparation:

Carefully pull all the meat from the rotisserie chicken and throw it into a large soup pot. Dump in all the other ingredients (don't drain the beans! Just dump them in). And, heat. It's simple, easy, and delicious, and versatile.