Not much about remote viewing, just whining about how nothing was his fault.

The performance is good, the book not so much.

If you are looking for interesting stories about remote viewing and fascinating world of intelligence agencies you won’t find that here. The entire book seemed like an old man making excuses for bad decisions because he’s too much of a narcissist to say he wasn’t a good person. He appears to be a know it all, and I didn’t relate to his story at all. Just whining about how everything wasn’t his fault, he couldn’t get promoted, he couldn’t stay married, the army cheated him out of insurance because he was fat, he didn’t have friends, and he couldn’t stay married because his commute was so long.

If you like hearing people whine and take no accountability this is the book for you.