Life is a constant struggle to solve problems and what Manson says is the secret to living a good life is to choose what are the problems worth fighting for. Negative experiences will always be there, but this audiobook is about how to confront them in a way they become a tool, not an impediment. We have almost everything and more than we need, and that makes us lost on what are the really important things. Learning to prioritize and care only about what we want is the key objective of this audiobook. This book is made to hit hard on everyone who reads it. While he uses a rough and unrefined language to call the attention of people and make the book easy-to-read, the truth behind those words is very deep. His message of self-help transcends the immediate emotions that last only the first two days before you finish the audiobook. And he encourages readers to fight fiercely for those things that respond to their values.

On the contrary, is a reminder that time is short and you should only use it for what is really important to you. This piece is a slap in the face that will make you recognize your reality, with its goods and its bads. Is this book easy to read? It depends, if you have no problem with bad words and too-honest phrases, it will be fun. NEWSPAPER REVIEWS: Hufftington Post Medium New York Journal of Books James Clear Blog COMMUNITY REVIEWS: Amazon Audible Goodreads VIDEO REVIEWS:. But he had a weird affection for the drunk loser, so he decided to take a chance on him. It was the first real shot Bukowski had ever gotten, and, he realized, probably the only one he would ever get. or stay out here and play at writer and starve. I have decided to starve. Upon signing the contract, Bukowski wrote his first novel in three weeks.

It was called simply Post Office. Bukowski would make it as a novelist and poet. He would go on and publish six novels and hundreds of poems, selling over two million copies of his books. He never gave up. He never stopped trying. He always believed in himself. He persisted against all the odds and made something of himself! See, despite the book sales and the fame, Bukowski was a loser. He knew it. And his success stemmed not from some determination to be a winner, but from the fact that he knew he was a loser, accepted it, and then wrote honestly about it. He never tried to be anything other than what he was. It was the opposite. It was his simple ability to be completely, unflinchingly honest with himself—especially the worst parts of himself—and to share his failings without hesitation or doubt. Even after his fame, he still showed up to poetry readings hammered and verbally abused people in his audience.

He still exposed himself in public and tried to sleep with every woman he could find. Nor was it by becoming a better person that he became famous and successful. Self-improvement and success often occur together. Our culture today is obsessively focused on unrealistically positive expectations: Be happier. Be healthier. Be the best, better than the rest. Be smarter, faster, richer, sexier, more popular, more productive, more envied, and more admired. Be perfect and amazing and crap out twelve-karat-gold nuggets before breakfast each morning while kissing your selfie-ready spouse and two and a half kids goodbye. But when you stop and really think about it, conventional life advice—all the positive and happy self-help stuff we hear all the time—is actually fixating on what you lack. It lasers in on what you perceive your personal shortcomings and failures to already be and then emphasizes them for you.

She just is. Either you are or you are not. Everyone and their TV commercial want you to believe that the key to a good life is a nicer job, or a more rugged car, or a prettier girlfriend, or a hot tub with an inflatable pool for the kids. The world is constantly telling you that the path to a better life is more, more, more—buy more, own more, make more, fuck more, be more. You are constantly bombarded with messages to give a fuck about everything, all the time. Give a fuck about a new TV. Give a fuck about having a better vacation than your coworkers. Give a fuck about buying that new lawn ornament. Give a fuck about having the right kind of selfie stick.

It causes you to become overly attached to the superficial and fake, to dedicate your life to chasing a mirage of happiness and satisfaction. Tell me if this sounds familiar to you:. You get anxious about confronting somebody in your life. Oh no! Doubly anxious! You get pissed off at the stupidest, most inane stuff, and you have no idea why. And the fact that you get pissed off so easily starts to piss you off even more. And then, in your petty rage, you realize that being angry all the time makes you a shallow and mean person, and you hate this; you hate it so much that you get angry at yourself. Fuck you, wall. Here, have a fist. Or you get sad and alone so often that it makes you feel even more sad and alone just thinking about it. Welcome to the Feedback Loop from Hell. I should stop. Oh my God, I feel like such a loser for calling myself a loser. I should stop calling myself a loser. Ah, fuck! Calm down, amigo. Believe it or not, this is part of the beauty of being human.

Very few animals on earth have the ability to think cogent thoughts to begin with, but we humans have the luxury of being able to have thoughts about our thoughts. So I can think about watching Miley Cyrus videos on YouTube, and then immediately think about what a sicko I am for wanting to watch Miley Cyrus videos on YouTube. Ah, the miracle of consciousness! I mean, if you look at your Facebook feed, everybody there is having a fucking grand old time.

Get Audiobook. Happiness Self-Help Subjects ebook epub pdf mp3. Home Best Sellers Books Harry Potter Series Star Wars Series Game of Thrones. From there on, The Subtle Art actually destroys the way that every single self-help book sell us life. Happiness is not a permanent state but rather a continuous pursuit and if anyone tries to get it settled, they will always suffer. Life is a constant struggle to solve problems and what Manson says is the secret to living a good life is to choose what are the problems worth fighting for. Negative experiences will always be there, but this audiobook is about how to confront them in a way they become a tool, not an impediment. We have almost everything and more than we need, and that makes us lost on what are the really important things. Learning to prioritize and care only about what we want is the key objective of this audiobook.

This book is made to hit hard on everyone who reads it. While he uses a rough and unrefined language to call the attention of people and make the book easy-to-read, the truth behind those words is very deep. His message of self-help transcends the immediate emotions that last only the first two days before you finish the audiobook. And he encourages readers to fight fiercely for those things that respond to their values. On the contrary, is a reminder that time is short and you should only use it for what is really important to you. This piece is a slap in the face that will make you recognize your reality, with its goods and its bads. Is this book easy to read? It depends, if you have no problem with bad words and too-honest phrases, it will be fun. NEWSPAPER REVIEWS: Hufftington Post Medium New York Journal of Books James Clear Blog COMMUNITY REVIEWS: Amazon Audible Goodreads VIDEO REVIEWS:. Newest Oldest Hello, guest Logout Login Remember Me Or use one of these social networks.

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