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This is a cool book! Great advice, especially for prep-heavy RPGs like D&D. I can't say that I have personally put it to use, but that's my own inexperience as a GM.
i really like the book, especially creating the list of secrets the players might learn in the upcoming session turned out to be a great tool, so i can keep introducing new things that build upon previous discovered stuff.
this way the world keeps growing as the players experience it and i don't have to know every last detail before it might even come up at the table.