Everything is shitty. A book about hope. Manson M.

Never before in human history we lived so well: we won a bunch of diseases, gained access to world knowledge and surrounded ourselves with the comfort of technology. However, the better life becomes, the more we worry and worry. We live with the feeling that everything is shitty. The planet heats up, economic inequality goes off scale, politicians steal and lie. Our uncertainty in the future, despair and the hope that everything will be fine, all who is not laziness uses skillfully - from marketers who are pushing us the next unnecessary crap, to religious and political figures. What to do?

Enough to hope for the best, says Mark Manson, the author of the world bestseller, “The Subtle Art of Docture”. In his new book, he talks about the crisis of hope, about the uselessness of faith in a fair world and that the quality of our life is determined by the quality of our personality, and not by what benefits or adversities the world shows us. Based on the wisdom of Nietzsche and Kant, Plato and Tom Waits, the author will help you develop a sober look at everything that surrounds you. After all, wherever you look - everywhere really an ass. So it was and will always be. It's time to stop running from this truth and learn how to accept life as it is.