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FIND HAPPINESS THROUGH NEGATIVE THINKING
Tag line: The path to happiness is to think negatively. This self-help book will show you how.
About FIND HAPPINESS THROUGH NEGATIVE THINKING: Are you ready to give positive thinking the middle finger for failing you?
WARNING: All the advice in this book defies acceptable mental health best practices and evidence-based psychological research.
Why do you often feel like you lose despite having a winning attitude?
CAUTION: This book will turn the stomachs of all optimists.
Do you feel like a piñata getting pounded from all sides by things going wrong?
BREAK THROUGH: If positive thinking hasn’t worked for you, this book was written for you.
Through never saw it coming and semi-shocking insights, Negatist and Humorist Larry Gotterer reveals how you can: Survive in the Screw Youniverse. Shatter the glass-half-full illusion. Accept that bad isn't as bad as you think. It's worse.
Were you taught to think positive from the day you were born? Too bad! The good news is that today, you can be reborn, and Find Happiness through Negative Thinking.
About the author: Negatist and humorist Larry Gotterer discovered the joys of negativity after experiencing countless letdowns, disappointments, false hopes, and unfulfilled expectations resulting from the positive-driven views of optimists. Early on Larry’s parents encouraged him to be a doctor, and he kind of went into the medical field, but as a patient. Ultimately his career generated significant rejection and success as a producer, writer, and creative consultant on popular television shows as well as a creative director and senior copywriter for advertising and digital marketing agencies. He lives in God’s waiting room, also known as Florida, where the sun shines on his sunscreen-protected, balding head and happy, negative life. Business website: https://larryvision.com/
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