Author road · 12 Stations · 12 days · Mind & Psychology › Confidence
Think with Mark Manson's tools
12 Stations through Manson's two books, from choosing what deserves your caring to a hope that needs no illusions, ending in a principle you act on whatever comes back.
We do not re-summarise The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck; it has its own road. We connect two books: its case for choosing your values, your struggles and your no, then Everything Is F*cked on what hope is made of, how it hardens and why comfort makes us fragile. The order is a teaching order designed by BookYol, not the author's own.
The road, station by station
01You Only Have So Much Caring to Spend
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02Choose the pain you're willing to carry
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03Test Your Values: Swap a Bad Metric for a Good One
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04Not Your Fault, Still Your Response
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05You Might Be Wrong About Yourself
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06Say No So Your Yes Means Something
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What deserves your caring, chosen
Your worries are counted, one value is rewritten as a behaviour you control, one event that was not your fault has a chosen response, and one request that clashed with your values has been declined.
07The Feeling Brain holds the wheel
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08Do Something: Let Action Make the Motivation
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09What hope is made of
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10When hope hardens into a creed
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11Comfort moves the line for pain
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12Treat people as ends, not means
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Milestone
Destination: hope without illusion
Your hope is checked against its three ingredients, one belief at work carries a line saying what would change your mind, and one principle is written down and acted on this week without waiting for a return.
