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  2. The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck
  3. Chapters 1 to 3
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The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck

Every idea Mark Manson names in the book, one card each, numbered by chapter: what it tells you to do, in plain words. A matching game pairs the book's stories (Bukowski, Onoda, Mustaine, Pete Best, Becker and others) with the idea each one shows.

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Chapters 1 to 3

Why caring about less works, why problems never run out, and why believing you are special makes things worse.

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29 total questions

Flashcards: 15
Pair match: 14
Chapters 1 to 3 – Flashcards
Flashcards

Card #1

1.1 Don't Try

Card #2

1.2 The Feedback Loop from Hell

Card #3

1.3 The Backwards Law

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Chapters 1 to 3 – Pair match
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Charles Bukowski, rejected for decades while drinking through a post office job, finally writes honestly about being a loser; his gravestone sums it up↔Don't try
Thirteen-year-old Mark, questioned about drugs, gets less confident the more he worries about sounding unconfident↔The feedback loop from hell
Being open about your insecurities makes you more confident; an honest, painful confrontation builds trust↔The backwards law
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