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October 23, 2023 | History
Exploring the dark side of the theories put forth by such icons as Norman Vincent Peale and Eckhart Tolle by looking to both ancient philosophy and current business theory, Burkeman--a feature writer for British newspaper The Guardian--offers up the counterintuitive idea that only by embracing and examining failure and loss and unhappiness will we become free of it.
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The Antidote: Happiness For People Who Can't Stand Positive Thinking
Oct 01, 2013, Penguin Canada
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The antidote: happiness for people who can't stand positive thinking
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Table of Contents
On trying too hard to be happy
What would Seneca do? The stoic art of confronting the worst-case scenario
The storm before the calm: A Buddhist guide to not thinking positively
Goal crazy: when trying to control the future doesn't work
Who's there? How to get over your self
The safety catch: the hidden benefits of insecurity
The museum of failure: the case for embracing your errors
Memento mori: death as a way of life
Epilogue: negative capability.
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Originally published: Edinburgh: Canongate.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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