Living is hard. Living is complicated. But, this book can help you make sense of everything important in the life of (almost any) individual, along with a pinch of humor and a lot of pop-culture references.

Written by a practicing counseling psychologist with over 10 years of therapeutic experience - who’s also a game design teacher - this book aims to cover it all. It does the same through simple and clear language, steering clear of complex psychological notions and statistics of any kind. There’s no hard data in this book and the author takes pride in that fact. But, it’s full of ideas that can help its readers get a better grasp of the process of living in this weird and wonderful reality we inhabit. Here are some of the key topics it explores:

• Interpersonal relationships,
• Career and job-related challenges,
• Childhood, adulthood, and growing very old,
• The concept of the machine for change all of us possess,
• A self-administered test that induces a sense of being a celebrity,
• Plenty of stuff about death and dying that seem macabre out of context,
• The notion of coming clean in more than one way.

Through all of this, the book presents numerous ideas, tips, and tricks for a somewhat better way of living. These build into a list of thoughts that can help anyone in a range of everyday situations or even in super-unlikely circumstances, like getting abducted by otherwise benevolent aliens.

Change your life. Improve your life. Understand your life.

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