This is one of those books that doesn’t ask for your agreement—it demands your attention.
What stood out to me isn’t just what Dea challenges, but how directly it’s said. There’s no softening here. No careful positioning to make it easier to accept. It goes straight at the ideas many people have built their identity around—and pulls them apart.
Whether you agree with every point or not isn’t the point. The value is in what it forces you to look at.
If you’ve ever felt like you’ve been doing “everything right” and still not getting anywhere… this book might explain why.
