So glad you shared this here too, cos no, I doubt I'd have seen it on the website! Just started reading your book finally (I wasn't in a reading headspace for a good while) and you just sing what I'm feeling.

I have a question that I probably need to articulate a few times before I get it right, but here's my first attempt: writing articles like this that might seem 'edgy' to the corporate types who you might want to work with as a consultant is something I still worry about doing ... I really want to know how you handle any objections or negative judgements you get from potential clients when they see some of your your content (including the book)? I assume that at best, you just helpfully filter out people you don't want to work with anyway, but is there more to it practically?

I felt ok to ask the above after reading the passage in the Pathless Path about people not seeing (close enough) examples of non-default paths, and this obstacle is one of my few outstanding questions.