Re: A Demotivational Guide

[Guest guest]

I can also highly recommend the Demotivator calendars at

http://www.despair.com/

It's very uninspiring, and good for a few yuks!

Plisk

Yale University

New Haven, CT

> From the Arsenal Press web site:

> http://www.arsenalpulp.com/booklists-z.html#notgood

> Evan Splett

> Ottawa, Canada

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> YOU'RE NOT AS GOOD AS YOU THINK YOU ARE

>

> A Demotivational Guide

>

> Gudgeon with " Sugar " Roy Carboyle

>

> You're Not As Good As You Think You Are is an important addition

> to the field of self-help literature.

>

> You think you're swell, don't you? That you're God's gift to the

> Universe, the cream in everyone else's coffee. Well, you're wrong,

> and it's getting on everyone's nerves. The problem is you're too

> good, too pumped, too motivated. You need to come down to earth,

> to realize that when all is said and done, you're little more than

> a speed bump on the highway of life. You need a crash course in

> the principles of demotivational psychology.

>

> Based on the exemplary work of " Sugar " Roy Carboyle, a self-taught

> therapist, You're Not as Good as You Think You Are offers a

> user-friendly guide to building a less significant you.

> Each chapter provides theory, life examples, and valuable " Mental

> Exercises " designed to help you hone your self-effacing skills as

> you strive to be the least you can be.

>

> By following the steps laid out in this groundbreaking book, you too

> can feel really bad about yourself.