How to Mess with Others for Their Own Good
There’s a spate of self-help books out there that insist you can only change yourself from the inside out. Balderdash! Poppycock!
How to Mess With Others For Their Own Good offers invaluable advice on how to fix everyone else first - real advice that you can put to use right away.
Based on the author’s experiences and observations in many careers and walks of life, you'll learn how to:
Dare to be stupid
Try anything twice
Go crazy
Celebrate stereotypes
Mind manners and adjectives
You’ll also find out all you need to know about sex, relationships, parenting, leadership, apologizing, multitasking, and more.
But the book’s core is “The Real 80/20 Rule” which, if you really get it, will change your life.
Witty, hilarious and wry, these take-no-prisoners recommendations incinerate political correctness, mediocrity and and all-around idiocy with searing humor.
Great guerrilla tools for coping with the upcoming elections, they'll liven up your home and family life, and help you contend with our increasingly exasperating world.
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About the Author
Chris Angermann
Chris Angermann graduated from Yale University with a degree in Comparative Literature and attended the directing program of the Yale School of Drama. His checkered career has included building houses, driving a cab (for the Terminal Taxi Company in New Haven, Connecticut, teaching kindergarten, high school, college and graduate school, and directing plays, musicals and operas in New York and regional theaters.
He has been writing all along – often between the cracks of his other pursuits – on a wide variety of subjects for newspapers and magazines, including book and movie reviews, features on healthy living issues and real estate articles. He has also penned several unpublished plays and screenplays and has ghostwritten seven books.
