Comments on the First Chapter of "The Master Mind"

Firstly, upon a look at the book, on can clearly see that the key points, of this archived book, are clearly labeled. Which is dope for the reader who can't stand frivolous ideas in a book. However, some of the frivolous reading is important.

Anyways, (1)He takes a dope approach to bringing you to the realization of what the mind is using metaphors and psychological ideologies; (2)Then he describes the difference between the master mind and the ordinary mind and describes it metaphorically; (3) The dopest part is when he describes the three conditions of human mentality (excerpt posted on the hood scholar); (4)Describes, metaphorically, the ease of negative thought/idea removal; (5) the benefits of doing this;(6) What the Master Mind actually is, and is able to do.


I implore, the reader to really read the entire chapter, however, one can gain a very strong gist of the book from just skimming and using the on the side check marks (which is good practice for reading in college).

Holla Black.