Neil Pasricha (Round 2): You Are Awesome

Neil Pasricha

After first speaking with Neil Pasricha 12 months ago about his book The Happiness Equation, he’s back to chat about his brand new book You Are Awesome. It’s all about building resilience, shifting from fragile to antifragile, and thickening up your skin a little.

Check out everything Neil is doing at his site: https://www.neil.blog/

We also interviewed Neil Pasricha 12 months ago about his book The Happiness Equation. You can check out that episode by clicking here.

About You Are Awesome, from Neil’s book website, https://globalhappiness.org/books/you-are-awesome/:

Why is life getting harder instead of easier?
How do I get back up after life knocks me down?
And how do I grow stronger and live more intentionally?

These are just some of the big life questions Neil tackles in his motivating new book You Are Awesome. And Neil knows what he’s talking about—he’s dealt with many failures and flops throughout his life and, in addition to sharing these intimacies, he also offers simple, research-backed models we can all use to get back up and stay on track.

The world is ready for Neil’s new approach to resilience in the form of nine accessible, story-based, science-backed secrets that will help you live stronger and with intention. By taking this journey with Neil as your guide, you’ll learn how to navigate failure, how to positively reframe your own perceptions, and ultimately, how to become your most unbreakable, powerful and awesome self.

Written in Pasricha’s trademark high-energy, takeaway-laden awesome style, this book is for everyone—including fresh grads walking into their first jobs, anyone processing a breakup, people whose industries or careers are quickly getting disrupted, parents wanting to help children be mentally tougher, children wanting to help parents be mentally tougher, and millennials looking for a flashlight to help illuminate the dark path of adulthood.

This book is for anyone who needs to be reminded that every problem is an opportunity, that every dead end has a hidden door, and that every step back is ultimately a step forward.