How to Be Love(d) Simple Truths for Going Easier on Yourself, Embracing Imperfection & Loving Your Way to a Better Life

I want you to go and grab a copy of this book right now, order it right now.

The book is called How to Be Loved by Humble the Poet, Simple Truths for Going Easier on Yourself, Embracing Imperfection and Loving Your Way to a Better Life.

I highly recommend this book.

I'm going to be picking it as one of my books of the month for my genius community as well.

Go and grab your copy right now.

It's just a it's a sweet lovely hopeful little book about a topic that I don't think we connect deeply enough to stoicism because stoicism seems to be so much about restricting the emotions about being free of the passions but without the second part of that equation right to be full of love I think we're missing something

I thought the book was very very interesting and it was fitting for me because I am I'm doing this book on justice right now and one of the chapters I'm doing towards the end is about love so I was thinking about the themes in the book like as I was reading it.

the subtitle of this book is going easy on yourself you know going easy on yourself going easy on other people everybody we love we could list every single imperfection they have none of that qualifies them from the love we feel from them but for some reason we feel like we have to be perfect all the time to to qualify or earn love and I think that is a result of you know being in a culture of by-shit be happy and in order for them to get us to buy shit we have to feel like we're not we ain't shit until we buy this shit

to be loved is to be loved and that's why we put the D in parentheses