Secrets of Not Giving a F*ck: A Humorous Guide to Stop Worrying about F*cking Sh*t, and Start Living a Stress-Free Life (Badass Yourself Book 1) Kindle Edition

First off, let me get this out of the way. To the author - if you're not a comedian, you should consider giving it a shot. You had me laughing so hard at parts.To potential readers - if you're offended by the frequent appearance of the f-bomb, you might want to pass this up.Having said all of that, let's move on. People who won't like this book:BossesCo-workers who seem to go out of their way to annoy youYour nosy, ever-complaining next door neighborYour mom/aunt/grandma who's always on your case to find a nice guy (or girl)Who will like this book? Anyone who's aware that they've spent too much of their limited time bank on passing out ducks like Halloween candy. And let's be honest, that's a whole lot of us.Is it a cure all? Please, whatever.Will it make you laugh? Probably, just remember not to be drinking chocolate milk at the time. It doesn't taste good going out your nose.Will it make you think? Yes.From a technical perspective, I saw no glaring grammatical errors or places where I wanted to slap the author with a dictionary. That's always a bonus.Definitely worth the quick read.

This book was helpful in giving you an insight on how not to give a f... There’s one main sentence I took away from this book, “would this person cry at your funeral?” Well done Berger McDonald, well done. (Bought it for a colleague that cares too much and needs help in this department.)

Well worth the time. Reminds you of what really should be cared about, and what we should.... not. More of a reminder of how you may have been in a rebellious time, and should be again. It’s easy to care to much. This book encourages you to care appropriately. Let all the BS go, and enjoy life!

A short read on helping yourself to stop caring so much about some people, situations, and things in your life. Humorous and pointed

I had high hopes for this book, despite the overuse of the "F" bomb. I've found that the overuse of that word is usually a sign that there's a lot lacking in the message. Most of this book was common sense. We ALL have had times when we've cared about the wrong things, or have allowed things that we shouldn't care about rule us. I had hoped this book would be a humorous way to find OTHER ways of dealing with those things. Instead I found a lot of comedic narrative that was the same old. Would I recommend the book? As comedy relief, yes. As a guide to putting things in priority, no.

This book is chock full of one liners and helps you to see you shouldn't make mountains out of mole hills.It was a funny and delightful read.I laughed aloud often and my problems don't seem so big after all.

The author does not give a lot of useful information, but seems to concentrate on how many foul words he can use-I was not impressed.

Not very good. Very simplistic better to listen to a free life coaching podcast.