David Wong
If you mean that spending too much time reading self-help tips rather than putting them into practice can be counterproductive, sure. Especially if you're someone who is a "nerd" in the sense that you enjoy reading and learning about trivia. Reading about various "life hacks" and productivity tips and new diets can become a hobby that actually has nothing to do with fixing your own life in any way. Kind of like how some people follow politics purely for entertainment, but then don't vote or donate to candidates.
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Juli
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David Wong:
I have kind of a random question, are you by chance visiting Squaw Valley this holiday week? I work at a resort here and there is a David Wong schedule to check in. Since I am a fan I was wondering if that was one and the same as yourself and maybe I can be ready for an autograph? I am a huge fan of all your works so it would be a very awesome holiday treat :)
Wicia Kośmicka
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David Wong:
the moment i started reading JDATE is pretty memorable for me cause it happen after really long and hard trip on acid with my friends, when we sat in front of hospital we lived next to. And at the very beginning of reading that book the question come to my mind, have You ever experienced with any psychedelics, or were the psychedelic topics any inspiration for You?
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