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Works by Faith G. Harper

Unfuck Your Adulting (2018) — Author — 58 copies, 2 reviews
Unfuck Your Brain Workbook (2017) 46 copies
Stress Coping Skills Deck (2023) 5 copies
Woke Parenting #3: 22 Life Skills (2018) — Author — 4 copies

Associated Works

How Not to Kill Yourself: A Survival Guide for Imaginative Pessimists (Good Life) (2018) — Introduction, some editions — 49 copies, 3 reviews
The Conspiracy Fun Book (Holiday Edition) (2020) — Foreword — 1 copy

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This is an incredibly helpful and affirming book. I listened to the audio version, and there's a lot, so I'm likely going to listen to it again. Breaks down how brain biochemistry affects our behavior and ways to work on re-wiring it, in a delightfully flippant and approachable way. Unfortunately, the audio production level is very poor -- it sounds like she's recording in a cave, but it's worth ignoring that for the good information the book imparts.
 
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jennybeast | 7 other reviews | Dec 19, 2024 |
This is excellent, and I particularly love that it is short and to the point. Lots of helpful ideas in here. Lots of things to think about. Lots of exercises to help you think about the things. And a very excellently irreverant writing style to keep it as light as it can be. Also, I love the praise for bravery and badassery for engaging on these topics. Much love.
 
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jennybeast | 3 other reviews | Aug 23, 2024 |
I come from a long line of anxious people, though I think each generation has gotten better at dealing with it. Swirling around in my brain are the tools to deal with my anxiety, depression, anger, and everything else that holds me back from being the best Onion possible; but every once in a while I need to read a book to remind of where those damn tools are, and how to use them. And sometimes I even learn some new things along the way.

Unf*ck Your Anxiety was a good book; it's tiny (smaller than my hand), about 115 pages, and written in an easy to understand way. The author, Faith G Harper has a lot of letters after her name, but when I read their writing it feels like a friend talking to me in a very down to earth manner. There are parts that I didn't find too helpful, and I don't know if I learned anything new, but it definitely inspired me to get deeper with my meditation and pay more attention to what I'm putting into my body, while also reminding me that anxiety is nothing to be ashamed of, even if a lot of people act like it is. It's normal, and—like a lot of things—used to serve a real purpose (and still sometimes does).

This world is stressful, and epigenetics are real, so we're not only carrying the angst of living in the world in 2024, but also that of our ancestors. Not only that, but the future isn't looking like it's going to be any better. If you're dealing with anxiety (and I know you are) and either have no idea what to do with it, or need a little jump start, I suggest picking up this book.

If you do read it and want to talk about it, please let me know. And if you work at Microcosm, good job, but maybe pay a bit more attention to editing. If you're looking for an editor who works cheap, hit me up.
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bookonion | 1 other review | Jun 4, 2024 |
The only reason this book is popular is because the use of the taboo work F*ck! It is very known from a psychological aspect that the use of dirty taboo words can and will elicit positive and/or negative emotions vehemently in our brain.

In this example, the book title has made more adults snicker like kids buying this book because of the title alone; however, the content in the book was lacking and underwhelming to help those who are in real need.
 
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GeauxGetLit | 7 other reviews | May 27, 2023 |

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