There was a lot of this I liked quite a bit/wanted to read more about. Some of it felt disjointed or like the topics Brown was writing about/interviewing people about needed a little more focus. There are lots of good references for further reading in here, though, and I appreciated those a lot. I can't say exactly what didn't click with me; I believe in much of what is in the book, but I also don't know that it felt like it gave me very much to grapple with in the end. Maybe it's a book I would benefit from spending more, slower time with (I borrowed it from the library, so I had to get it back by the time it was due.) I guess ultimately it felt like a book that was good mostly for pointing to other books or ways of thinking/being, rather than being a book I hugely walked away from changed? But I definitely recommend it and think it's a really good intro to a lot of very good stuff.