Let That Sh*t Go Guide to Life: Say Nope to Nonsense and Live a Kickass Life

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DELUXE EDITION--featuring beautiful sprayed edges!

Ditch the bullsh*t and live lighter

Life's too short for all that emotional heavy lifting. The Let That Sh*t Go Guide to Life is the helpful shove you need to give fewer f*cks and to throw both arms around the good stuff. Sprinkled with positive profanity and silly self-awareness, this glittering path to contentment offers friend-to-friend advice for understanding the stress that zaps its way into your day, letting go of the chaos you can't control, and realizing that you don't have to have it all figured out to be happy. Whether you're struggling with work, goal setting, love, friendship, or just not being so f*cking hard on yourself, this delightfully un-self-helpy book shows you how to make your life a little bit lighter, a little more joyful, and a little more yours.

Brief description: Monica Sweeney works in the publishing industry, and she is the author of several adult and children's books. She lives in Boston.

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Praise for The Let That Sh*t Go Guide to Life

"We optimize everything--our schedules, our money, our bodies--but almost never our emotional bandwidth. The Let That Sh*t Go Guide to Life is a sharp, funny reset. It helps you drop the chaos you can't control and double down on what actually matters. Less noise. More life." --Haley Sacks aka Mrs. Dow Jones, host of Financial Tea and author of Future Rich Person

"My new favorite self-help guru! Monica writes with such verve and wit that I didn't want to let this book go. It's fun, smart, informative, inspirational--just a fantastic read. I learned a lot, and had fun doing it. Get this book!" --Daniel Lyons, The New York Times bestselling author of Disrupted and STFU

"Monica Sweeney has captured a cultural moment and an achingly true vibe, but in such a calm and assuring way. It's as if a happy little rescue boat has chugged its way through the chaos storm of our messy inner lives to save us." --Aimee Chase, bestselling author of One Question a Day and Present, Not Perfect