A drawn out monologue that fails to engage with anything philosophical, responding only to anecdotes.
It's odd that this philosophy only works with numerical identifiers of success. There is no sense of inner fulfilment, no enjoyment from the attempt of trying something new. You can only be good or bad at something.
It's both critical of late stage capitalism and completely complicit. Perhaps justifying flogging these books.
Mark Manson loves the use of binary, there is little to no room for nuance & balance. Promoting a circular philosophy that can only lead to self-pity & loathing.
I'd offer this binary: watch this or speak to someone outside a club at 3am.
It's odd that this philosophy only works with numerical identifiers of success. There is no sense of inner fulfilment, no enjoyment from the attempt of trying something new. You can only be good or bad at something.
It's both critical of late stage capitalism and completely complicit. Perhaps justifying flogging these books.
Mark Manson loves the use of binary, there is little to no room for nuance & balance. Promoting a circular philosophy that can only lead to self-pity & loathing.
I'd offer this binary: watch this or speak to someone outside a club at 3am.