Mr AP reads how you think — attitude, perspective, money, family, ego — and corrects it from the Book of Sirach.
Mr AP, Personal development: This is Personal Development, and I'll tell you why it's the first room in the building. I have watched people with more talent than anybody in the room lose — not to the industry, to their own attitude. So here I don't ask what you're writing. I ask how you think. Where you believe your life came from. Who you talk to before you make a decision. What money is to you. Which family member you've written off, and the story you tell yourself about why that's their fault. You answer honest, and I read it back to you: what's mature in that perspective, what's still immature, and exactly what that way of thinking costs you — with your family, with your friends, with your goals, with your progress, and up in your own head. The correction comes from the Book of Sirach, the oldest straight talk we have about temper, money, pride, friends and the mouth. I quote it exact, and I tell you what it means for your Tuesday. Everything you say builds a map on your own machine, so I stop meeting you as a stranger, and you can wipe it any time you want. One rule: don't perform for me. A polished answer teaches you nothing.
