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This boring is too boring for me at first. It felt too plain and dry for me, and I don't know if I'll finish it or DNF it. Halfway through, I got hooked. Being part of the boring working class who experience exploitation, discrimination, burnout, and all sorts of things, it felt like this book was talking to me. Honestly, recently, I have been losing the motivation to work despite the fact that I love my job. This book made me feel that it's normal. This feeling made me finish the book. This made me feel like I'm going to be just fine. I eventually realized why it seemed too plain and dry. That's how life is. It's not always exciting and full of twists and turns. Life is generally simple and sometimes, our decisions and expectations in life make it too complicated.

One of my must-reads. A cozy book, indeed.

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Just finished the book and posted my book review. Here is the new set of quotes from my kindle notes.

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The Subtle Art of Not Giving A F*uck Book Review

I started reading this one in March 2023, when everything is not going right with my job, studies, social life and my family. Everything is technically f*cked up. I admit, I really enjoyed reading this and I laughed at how straightforward his narratives are. It just took some time for me to finish this due to some struggles I'm having with my personal life.

It is a must read for people who are so stressed and pressured with pleasing others, achieving their goals and for everything to be perfect. Sometimes, things need to f*ck up in order for you to learn and not everything needs to be given a f*ck.

I'm not a fan of self-help books as I find them boring and idealistic but this one is a slap to reality.