Enjoyed reading this book that lead to a lot of self reflection.

Very entertaining and humorous, but hardly an equation for happiness. Like a hacker that has taught himself how to code, Scott has managed to stumble on some insights while missing other, larger ones. In the final part of the book he states that he is “100 percent sure there is no god” and then talks of the benefits of being grateful for what you have and even “praying”? Praying to who? Grateful to who? This doesn’t feel like 100 percent. If Scott put as much effort into debugging his atheism as he has his other relationships he might have offered a happier ending. But he is in marketing and knows that wouldn’t be as big a seller. Tsk.