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Really cool
Great, easy listen.
Offers a harsh but accurate perspective that I think many need to hear. Including myself.
The book was fairly superficial with plenty of cliches and banalities. Writing style is pretty condescending, but there were a few funny jokes- therefore the extra star. The narrator probably accurately portrayed the douchy-ness of the author. Misogyny detected as well, especially towards the last part of the book. There are better ways to spend your time, so skip this book
Awesome audio book loved it
Loved this book! I think the corporate world could use a bit of this in this modern world.
I had to stop listening because I felt like I was listening to some random jock at a bar improvise a lecture on life lessons as opposed to someone with intelligence, wisdom, and compassion speaking. Yes, it's obvious that anyone can write a self-help book, but I wouldn't recommend this one. Much preferred Gary Bishop's "Unf*ck Yourself."
Brilliant, poignant, thoughtful. Manson's words will slap you in the face with reality and humility, evoke deeper introspection, make you chuckle, and inspire you to stop getting in your own way.
Love This book
This book is interesting and funny at the same time lol
Mark Manson is a star blogger with more than two million readers. He lives in New York City.