Title: Wise Enough
Product review: Sidney Portier is not your typical "wisdom gleaned from life" philosopher. He does an entrancing job of describing the amazing story of his rise from dire poverty and lack of formal education to the polished intellectual that we all admire. The story is a good one that is hard to put down. I would recommend it to anyone. Toward the end of the book he falls into a period of philosophical meandering that seemed a bit too self-involved for me. He describes an attempt to do a one-man show in recent years. It's failure may be credited to this same problem. He takes on an air that I find hard to describe, but it did not lead me to contemplate along with him. I just wanted him to return to his previous style. He returns from that short part to bring the book to a good finality that left me glad I had picked it up.
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