The book is filled with artfully told tales and repeat-for-emphasis arguments, though it contains fewer personal anecdotes than the previous work. It tackles deep existential questions with a blend of humor and directness.
The reviewer appreciates the book's engaging storytelling and its ability to tackle complex topics with a mix of humor and straightforwardness. They note that while the book is thought-provoking, it lacks some of the personal anecdotes that made the previous book so relatable. Overall, it's a compelling read that challenges the reader to think deeply about life and hope. The reviewer finds the book's direct approach refreshing, even if it sometimes feels less personal than Manson's other works. The blend of philosophical insights and practical advice makes it a unique addition to the self-help genre.
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Everything is F*cked has the same artfully told tales about genuine heroes, repeat-for-emphasis arguments, fewer personal anecdotes.
It’s a book that will make you laugh, question your beliefs, and (hopefully) change your life.
Mark Manson's book is a call to arms to not give a f*ck about everything that doesn't matter, and to give a f*ck about everything that does.