THE SUBTLE ART OF NOT GIVING A F*CK : A REVIEW BY PARTH SOLANKI

My Rating:Great

Few books are as blunt and straightforward as Mark Manson’s Subtle art of not giving a f*ck . Unlike most authors who like to sugar-coat harsh truths, this book throws them straight at your face. Filled with interesting incidents and many of them being Mark’s own, this book teaches you not to waste life worrying about things that don’t matter. Charles Bukowski’s story and the words on his epitaph’ Don’t Try’ have been exceptionally used to demonstrate that success and self improvement often occur together but not always.

Everyone who has read the book would say that this is one of their favorite self help books. Some memorable lines from the books are :

• Action isn’t just the effect of motivation, it’s also the cause for it.
• If there is no reason to do anything then there’s absolutely no reason to not do anything.
• Our crisis is no longer material, it’s spiritual.
• Happiness comes from solving problems
• Life is an endless series of problems.
• Love is not something that happens but something that you work for.
• The solutions for today’s problems become tommorow’s problems.

The book doesn’t bore you in the slightest like most self help books do nor is reading it an easy experience. But still, you will enjoy reading this book. Thanks for reading;)

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