Mare was good, my hair is still new.

I’ve been getting dizzy spells recently a lot. But all the doctors in boston are booked, many through feb.

Blink was good, but not as amazing as The Tipping Point. Very different subject matter, but the tools explored in both books can (and should) be combined. But to get the most “marketing” useful information out of blink you kind of have to reverse engineer most of the data. Once you understand how to successfully harnas and analyze your own first impressions you can begin to attempt to work with creating products that emanate good first impressions.
When I said “dense situationist-type stuff” I was referring to: this kind of thing.

I’m about to start reading Getting Things Done, its spoken of very highly. I’ve also been interested in Martial Arts stuff a lot recently, I’m begun taking Muay Thai (thai kickboxing) and I picked up some books at the library about Escrima, the physics of martial arts, and Vietnamese martial arts.