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Be Bad, Better

How Not Trying So Hard Will Set You Free

Rebecca Seal

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Ratgeber / Familie

Beschreibung

'An anthem! A permission slip!' Melissa Hemsley

'A powerful, freeing, thought-provoking read' Anna Mathur

'For most of my life, I've lived as though there's a Platonic ideal of me, and if I just try hard enough, I can be it.
That, my friends, is nuts.'

Most of us spend our lives trying to be a better version of ourselves - happier, healthier, fitter, calmer, selfless . . . But what if all the things that we're supposed to be striving for aren't all they're cracked up to be? What if we leaned into our 'lesser' traits instead?

Be Bad, Better calls into question our constructed ideas of 'good' and 'bad' and relentless pursuit of self-improvement. From anger to messiness, laziness to aging, it deconstructs our supposed flaws and instead offers a radical framework for self-acceptance.

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, so that we might find compassion and transformative acceptance of all that lies in between
<b>What a powerful, freeing, thought-provoking read this is</b>. I let out a breath I hadn't even realised I was holding. In finding fresh acceptance of your badness, you can welcome a more authentic and fulfilling life. This is an invitation to stop labelling our behaviours and emotions as 'good' or 'bad'

Bravo on the publication of this witty, wise guide to solo working
. I loved it</b>
Wow. What a relief. This is <b>the ultimate guide to letting yourself off the hook in the most productive and sensible way</b>. A self-help guide for people who are resistant to self-help. Packed with reassuring advice and fascinating research, <i>Be Bad, Better</i> <b>carefully debunks powerful cultural myths about productivity and 'the perfect life'

<b>Praise for<i> Solo: How to Work Alone (and Not Lose Your Mind):</i></b>

Kind, realistic and genuinely helpful

Filled to the brim with advice . . . a brilliant book
s amazing how exhausting and time consuming striving to be good is. <b>This handbook of reassuring stories from around the globe on being truly you, all sides of you, is a fun and freeing read</b>
As a recovering perfectionist and former try hard 'teachers pet good girl', Rebecca's book on being bad, better has been <b>music to my ears</b>. <b>An anthem! A permission slip! </b>Freedom to be us in full glory and messiness. It'

Improve your home working routine
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Invites us to ditch the new year, new you resolutions, and consider how they can have a positive effect on our lives . . . This is <b>an antidote for anyone feeling burnt out from trying to always </b> <b>'</b> <b>do better</b> <b>'

Sound advice . . . invaluable in years to come
is not only fine but actually can boost all aspects of our lives</b> from our imaginations to our relationships
Calmly and systematically unpicking the notion of 'goodness' (especially in girls and women), <b>Seal explores how being 'angry, sad, messy, tired, soft and round'

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4-hour work week, career change, people-pleasing, life goals, social anxiety, sarah knight, life-changing magic of not giving a f*ck, self-improvement, self-love, burnout, it's not you, working mum, marie kondo, work-life balance, self-care