R.Mahalakshmi

I genuinely loved reading this book. Mark Manson's writing style is refreshingly unique compared to other books I've read. Unlike many self-help books that lay out rigid steps and formulas for happiness, Manson offers a more practical approach. What stands out about this book is its alignment with deontology theory, which emphasizes that our actions should be guided by a sense of duty and moral principles rather than focusing solely on outcomes. This approach resonates deeply with me, as it shifts the focus from simply achieving happiness to embracing life’s realities and focusing on what truly matters. Manson's book isn’t about chasing endless goals or following a set path to find happiness. Instead, it encourages readers to accept life as it is and to concentrate their care and effort on what genuinely counts. This perspective is both liberating and empowering, making the book stand out in a sea of self-help literature. There is no negativity or hate in Manson’s writing; it’s a straightforward, honest examination of life’s challenges. I appreciate how this book cuts through the noise and provides a grounded approach to living a more meaningful life. It’s a must-read for anyone looking to simplify their life and focus on what’s truly important.