The art of indifference

For decades, we have been told that positive thinking is the key to a happy, wealthy life. But Mark Manson slanders that "positive" and says, "Let's be honest, bad is bad and we have to live with that." Manson does not evade the facts, nor does he drench them with sugar, but tells us as they are: a dose of raw, honest, refreshing truth is what we lack today. This book is an antidote to the mentality with which we threaten ourselves, the mentality of "let us all have a good feeling" that has invaded contemporary society and corrupted an entire generation that has won gold medals just for attending school.

Manson advises us to know and accept our limits. And to realize our fears and shortcomings and what we are not sure of, and to stop evading and fleeing from all of that and start facing painful facts, so that we will be able to find what we are looking for in terms of boldness, perseverance, honesty, responsibility, tolerance and love of knowledge.

Not everyone can be a clear superior. In society, there are successful and unsuccessful people, and some of this fact is not fair and is not the result of your own fault.

It is true that money is a good thing, but it is much better to take care of what you do with your life. Experience is the real wealth.

It's a real, honest talking moment for someone who grabs you by the shoulders and looks you in the eye. This book is a refreshing slap for this generation to help them live a satisfied and stable life.