The Life-Changing Magic of Not Giving a F*ck: How to Stop Spending Time You Don't Have with People You Don't Like Doing Things You Don't Want to Do

Easy way to understand how to prioritise your time and deepen your understanding of yourself so you can live a life that is fulfilling and without regret. This is going to sound weird because I knew what I was getting into from the title but the constant use of the f bomb wore me down a bit and detracted from the great message that this book brings. Read the book, skim the f* and let your life enjoy the gift this book is offering.

Helpful advice if you're an overthinker like I was. Its a great book that offers helpful advice about drawing boundaries in a practical self-preserving manner without being rude or "mean" .

Easy, funny, slightly vulgar and off the cuff. But if you're looking for self help, the author could spend more time cultivating a better method of overcoming the yes man default setting that some of us have built in. I was more amused than actually educated.

This is a very interesting book and even the language may put some people off, it truly challenges us to make decisions about what we want to do and not be intimidated by other people's agendas. I have recommended this book to several persons whose lives are very busy and they have truly enjoyed this and are applying the principles which this book describes. a good read for those of us who are busy, busy.

If you feel overwhelmed by your life, if you feel like you can't make everybody happy (not for lack of effort), not even you are happy... give this book a spin, you may find yourself living a happier life

Very nice and fun book. One year later a surprisingly (!!!) similar book appeared which is now a bestseller. However, I recommend this one from Sarah Knight because I loved it more than the sample I read from the other.

I couldn't finish the book as it just got more and more boring it just a load of trash very disappointing. Total waste of money!

This was a very entertaining read and reinforced my view of giving less f@#$s.Read this books if you care too much about things you don't want to.

If you are looking for a spoof self-help book then this might fit your requirements. However, I really struggled to get into this book whether from a light hearted view point or trying to take it seriously.The frequent use of the four-letter profanity added nothing but interruption and distraction. The 'advice" espoused by the author, Sarah Knight, was trite and underwhelming. You would find better wisdom from the bloke propping up the bar in your local late on a Saturday night.So I recommend that "you spend your time, energy and money on the things that really matter" (to quote the author) and don't bother reading this book.

Almost paid 12 pounds for this today...glad I found it for 99p on my kindle. Boring and repetitive... Not worth the money

Thought this would be empowering how wrong was I.....waste of money. Personally disappointed.

I'm no prude but the swearing was getting on my nerves and getting in the way of actually helping.

I found the book way too repetitive. I could not finish reading it; it had become a waste of time by the time I got to the midpoint.