This is a YouTube video titled "Feel Good Productivity Book Review" containing a discussion where one speaker compliments the other's book, appreciating its writing quality, blend of research and personal story, and the conceptual distinction between grinding productivity and feel-good productivity. The conversation appears to be a review or feedback session about the book's content and style.
What do you think I should do for my next book? I'm so glad you asked this. So I've been wanting to talk to you about this. So first of all I'm like halfway through your book I want to pay you a compliment. I feel like this is going to come off as a backhanded compliment but I don't mean it that way. It is way better written than I thought it was going to be. And not that I like thought you were a bad writer or anything but very often I will read self help books and it's just like really it's like very mindless. You know I am not finding your book to be mindless at all. Thanks. Um, it's, it's really cool and I, I like the combination of research and personal story and I also think the categorical difference of grinding productivity versus feel good productivity like how you set that up in the beginning. Very smart.
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