Too read, or not too read?

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That is always the question when you open the cover ofa new

book. Take this one for example. You haven t even made it

to an actual chapter and already there s this voice going off

inside of you saying things like; "Why shou/d I read this?~ "Where are

the cool pictures of neat stuff?." "Who are all of these people, and why dia

each of em only write one chapter?" Am I gonna get class credit for

reading this?" "Why am I talking to myself?. " "Wouldthis paper taste

good?" Are the answers to my math homework listed in the back?"

Instead of asking yourself "Why should I read this?" you should be

asking "Why shouldn t I?" You ve already taken a step in the fight

direction by reading this far. Don t stop now - you are on a roll.

Keep reading; this is simply TOO cool to put on the shelf.

You see, if this were the kind of book that was written by only one

person, you d be getting only one perspective. But this book is a joint

effort of thirteen authors; and if two heads are better than one, imag-

ine how powerful a book can be that contains the perspective of

thirteen different people, each of whom captured their best stuff in

2,500 words or less!

Don t get locked-in to reading this from front to back. Each chapter