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In my first year of university, I was tired of memorizing facts. I was good at passing exams, but I wasn't really thinking.
Then I found a book in a small, dusty shop. It was cheap, so I bought it. I didn't know anything about it.
That night, I started reading. And wow — my brain opened up!
This book didn't give me easy answers. Instead, it taught me to ask better questions. It showed me that the most dangerous words are, "That's just how it is." It made me see the world in a completely new way.
I can't tell you the title. Sorry!
Why? Because if I just give you the name, you might read it alone and miss the fun. That book made me think deeply because I talked about it with others. We argued. We laughed. We learned together.
That's what my lessons are like.
Book a lesson with me, and I'll tell you the book's name. But more importantly, I'll tell you why it changed me — and you can decide if you're ready for a new way of thinking too.
See you in class!
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