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While I do admittedly live a near sedentary life, this book helps me look at things, and find some balance (no pun intended, sorta) with my life, and get me moving more, since I don't move as much as I maybe should. In any case the book is filled with some good examples on how to get more motion and range from your body through some practical exercises. Some are easy, some are hard, like the first one in the book where you learn to stand up without using your hands and such.

One thing with books is that, especially with scifi) Is that you gotta come up with some stuff to keep people interested? I don't know how interested people are in my books, but it seems that I at least make people think. This book, it makes you think about the possibilities the characters go through, and how you can write something similar or take your own approach. The story is good, and kinda makes me wonder what else is out there by JN Chaney and such. I have one more boo

I have to admit the series is pretty good science fiction. It boils down to Machiavellian power moves, but overall, I like the books. Admittedly, I'm looking for some F-bombs or something to make me feel better, but the cleanliness of the words is not going to deter me from reading a book like this. It's pretty interesting, with the plot there, as in it's there in your face without it being in your face, more or less. The storytelling does a good job of being relevant and doe

I don't know Sean that well, and I've read some of his books; this is one of them, of course. The book is pretty interesting and a quasi-guide to emerging warfare trends. One thing that resonates with me is how to work against dictatorships, which we're dealing with here in the USA. Other things mentioned included cyber and the other domains we fight in. What stood out was his reasoning about the new trend in warfare, and if you look at it, counterinsurgency seems to be the n