Does it really come off as extra-mile struggle sessiony? I would assume that a New York Times journalist is used to much tougher conversations than this one.
It comes off like a bunch of varyingly deranged personal criticism which no one would ever sit through unless they had to. A struggle session has many characteristics, none of which require it to be the toughest conversation someone will have.
Does it really come off as extra-mile struggle sessiony? I would assume that a New York Times journalist is used to much tougher conversations than this one.
It comes off like a bunch of varyingly deranged personal criticism which no one would ever sit through unless they had to. A struggle session has many characteristics, none of which require it to be the toughest conversation someone will have.