The self-help industry and our culture in general needs to let go of this idea that you can have this problem-free life and start asking themselves instead, what problems do I want to have? What problems are worth my time? What problems invigorate me, excite me, inspire me. Welcome guys and galas to the most of the man talks podcast. I am Connor Beaton, the host and founder

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So today, Roger and I have an absolutely incredible guest, one of those kinds of guests

where, you know, at the end of the interview, you stop and literally look

at the other person across from you and think, do we just interview that guy? It's pretty

incredible. So today we have Mr. Mark Manson. And Mark is here to talk about a few things. We, you know,

we dive into relationships. We dive into philosophy. we dive into happiness and the science of it.

We actually end up talking about death of all things and how important it is. And we end up

talking about his new book, which is called The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck. So this episode

is definitely going to be explicit. There's a couple of F-bombs because we refer to the book a few times. But this is an absolutely incredible episode. And for those of you who don't really know Mark, first and foremost, he has an online platform, a blog where he writes about personal development that doesn't suck. That's his tagline, personal development that doesn't suck.

That's his tagline, personal development that doesn't suck.

And, you know, Mark dives into a lot of different topics from happiness to purpose to relationships and habits.

But in this book, he's kind of addressing this, you know, interesting concept of how to attract what you want

by not not caring, but by the sort of letting go.

And so we'll dive into that and a few other things.

So without taking up any more of your time, let's bring on Roger and Mr. Mark Manson.

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