It was fun to hear about Andrew Huang's journey. I had seen some of his videos on youtube and was curious to hear his story. This was an excellent book and I was riveted by the narrative. As someone who respects his musical explorations, I found it helpful to hear his critique of how music should be taught. The book was full of insights about trying everything you can to explore a topic and his storytelling style was personable and intimate-- I was surprised to hear about his battles with depression and burnout. He's such a happy-seeming guy in general. I'm glad he found ways to deal with these issues, and he shares practical tips for others. It was also fun to hear his thoughts on his own fame and social media, and also learning some practical methods to deal with continual stress of productivity. He also writes some clever tips on challenging oneself to be creative, so I found it helpful as a newbie musician myself. I would recommend this book for anyone who is interested in creativity and entrepreneurship.