Surviving the stupidity of your youth

This book, laden with irony and sarcasm, is a genuine ode to personal growth for those who have had enough of self-help clichés and are ready to face life head-on.
Tired of gurus telling you that "nothing is impossible" while you slide down the slope of failure? Sick of feeling like a disaster while everyone else seems to have it all on Instagram? Do you realize your incredible ability to sabotage your happiness and don't know what to do about it? If you're nodding frantically, this book is for you.
"Surviving the Stupidity of Your Youth" is a brutally honest, insightful, and entertaining guide through the maze of personal growth.
But be careful, you won't find magical solutions or promises of a perpetual rainbow here. Instead, you will plunge into blunt truths, challenging ideas, and a bit of science mixed with Star Trek and Forrest Gump. Here you'll learn how to stop complaining and start living, you'll discover that failing is fantastic (if you learn from it), and you'll see how your worst enemy (spoiler: it's you) can become your greatest ally.
You'll learn how to deal with social media anxiety, the false notion of "perfect happiness", and much more. If you're willing to laugh at yourself, question your beliefs, and take real steps toward a better life, this book is for you. So buckle up, life is a genuine jungle and you're about to dive into it.
"Surviving the Stupidity of Your Youth" - your unofficial yet utterly essential guide to surviving in the jungle of modern life.