Neil pasricha's book teaches you how to be exponentially happy. Each chapter takes you step by step toward having a happier life. Neil consistently has a way of taking an idea that may seem simple, but putting it into words that end up being incredibl...  Read More

I was particularly gobsmacked by the information around retirement. I find myself referencing it all the time.

The book provides a model to help us navigate and simplify the most challenging decisions so we can live “with contentment, freedom, and happiness. Things from this book are easily transferrable to real life. This book has actual, actionable ways that...  Read More

The main reason i got the book is for the tips he gives that are well worth revisiting. It's an easy read, combining numerous research and anecdotes in easily absorbed form, and it's pleasantly entertaining, too.

Not all of our interests have to be monetized to be meaningful. Overly simplistic. Way too much fluff here.

This book, while having a few nuggets of advice that might serve someone well, is not one of those books. Half the book is empty. It's going right to goodwill. If this is the quality produced in the us, it is very disappointing.

This is just some blog material strung together. The cover is sort of gritty and rough feeling, and the cardboard has been cut too narrowly so that you can see the paper on the right hand side.