What if the smartest thing you could do was admit that you are probably stupid sometimes?
Yes, You Are Most Probably Stupid is a brutally funny, sharp, and surprisingly useful guide to the everyday bad thinking that quietly ruins decisions, relationships, money, productivity, and peace of mind.
This is not a book about insulting people. It is a book about noticing the ridiculous habits we all defend: trusting our first thoughts, arguing to win, confusing confidence with intelligence, believing everything online, spending money emotionally, overthinking simple problems, and waiting for motivation like it is going to arrive with a gift basket.
With sarcastic humor, practical lessons, and painfully honest examples, Ethan Brooks exposes the small stupidities that make smart people act foolish.
Inside, you will discover:
Funny, direct, and easy to read, this book is for anyone who enjoys honest self-improvement with a sarcastic punch.
The stupid person is not the one who makes mistakes. The stupid person is the one who refuses to notice them.
If you are ready to laugh at yourself, question your own nonsense, and make fewer bad decisions, this book is a good place to start.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What if the smartest thing you could do was admit that you are probably stupid sometimes?Yes, You Are Most Probably Stupid is a brutally funny, sharp, and surprisingly useful guide to the everyday bad thinking that quietly ruins decisions, relationships, money, productivity, and peace of mind.This is not a book about insulting people. It is a book about noticing the ridiculous habits we all defend: trusting our first thoughts, arguing to win, confusing confidence with intelligence, believing everything online, spending money emotionally, overthinking simple problems, and waiting for motivation like it is going to arrive with a gift basket.With sarcastic humor, practical lessons, and painfully honest examples, Ethan Brooks exposes the small stupidities that make smart people act foolish.Inside, you will discover: Why your brain is not always a genius, but often a lazy internHow confidence can fool people more than factsWhy "common sense" is sometimes just common nonsenseHow social media creates part-time experts with full-time opinionsWhy money decisions often follow emotion instead of logicHow productivity can become performance instead of progressWhy feelings in relationships are real, but not always evidenceHow to become less stupid without becoming annoyingFunny, direct, and easy to read, this book is for anyone who enjoys honest self-improvement with a sarcastic punch.The stupid person is not the one who makes mistakes. The stupid person is the one who refuses to notice them.If you are ready to laugh at yourself, question your own nonsense, and make fewer bad decisions, this book is a good place to start. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798198687790
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - What if the smartest thing you could do was admit that you are probably stupid sometimes Yes, You Are Most Probably Stupid is a brutally funny, sharp, and surprisingly useful guide to the everyday bad thinking that quietly ruins decisions, relationships, money, productivity, and peace of mind.This is not a book about insulting people. It is a book about noticing the ridiculous habits we all defend: trusting our first thoughts, arguing to win, confusing confidence with intelligence, believing everything online, spending money emotionally, overthinking simple problems, and waiting for motivation like it is going to arrive with a gift basket.With sarcastic humor, practical lessons, and painfully honest examples, Ethan Brooks exposes the small stupidities that make smart people act foolish.Inside, you will discover: - Why your brain is not always a genius, but often a lazy intern- How confidence can fool people more than facts- Why 'common sense' is sometimes just common nonsense- How social media creates part-time experts with full-time opinions- Why money decisions often follow emotion instead of logic- How productivity can become performance instead of progress- Why feelings in relationships are real, but not always evidence- How to become less stupid without becoming annoyingFunny, direct, and easy to read, this book is for anyone who enjoys honest self-improvement with a sarcastic punch.The stupid person is not the one who makes mistakes. The stupid person is the one who refuses to notice them.If you are ready to laugh at yourself, question your own nonsense, and make fewer bad decisions, this book is a good place to start. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798198687790
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What if the smartest thing you could do was admit that you are probably stupid sometimes?Yes, You Are Most Probably Stupid is a brutally funny, sharp, and surprisingly useful guide to the everyday bad thinking that quietly ruins decisions, relationships, money, productivity, and peace of mind.This is not a book about insulting people. It is a book about noticing the ridiculous habits we all defend: trusting our first thoughts, arguing to win, confusing confidence with intelligence, believing everything online, spending money emotionally, overthinking simple problems, and waiting for motivation like it is going to arrive with a gift basket.With sarcastic humor, practical lessons, and painfully honest examples, Ethan Brooks exposes the small stupidities that make smart people act foolish.Inside, you will discover: Why your brain is not always a genius, but often a lazy internHow confidence can fool people more than factsWhy "common sense" is sometimes just common nonsenseHow social media creates part-time experts with full-time opinionsWhy money decisions often follow emotion instead of logicHow productivity can become performance instead of progressWhy feelings in relationships are real, but not always evidenceHow to become less stupid without becoming annoyingFunny, direct, and easy to read, this book is for anyone who enjoys honest self-improvement with a sarcastic punch.The stupid person is not the one who makes mistakes. The stupid person is the one who refuses to notice them.If you are ready to laugh at yourself, question your own nonsense, and make fewer bad decisions, this book is a good place to start. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798198687790
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