Too Dumb to Be Stupid: A Sane Guide in a World That's Too Smart

Tired of self-help books that preach hustle, grind, and smiling through existential dread? Too Dumb to Be Stupid is the brutally honest, darkly funny antidote to all that toxic positivity nonsense. This is not your guru's guide to "leveling up" - this is the manual for those who've realized that pretending to be smart all the time is exhausting, and maybe, just maybe, leaning into a little well-placed stupidity is the smartest thing you can do.

Written for the burnt-out 20-to-40-somethings - creatives, students, remote workers, and recovering productivity addicts - this book unpacks life's absurdity with sarcasm, wit, and a whole lot of "real talk." No sugarcoating, no shallow affirmations. Just raw reflections on why overthinking is overrated, laziness can be strategic, and not having all the answers might be the secret to staying sane.

Inside you'll find:

• A savage breakdown of why everyone on social media sounds smart but says nothing.

• Insightful (but unserious) takes on intentional ignorance as a survival strategy.

• Relatable, hilarious stories of lazy geniuses who figured out life while doing less.

• A closing manifesto to proudly live "Too Dumb to Be Stupid" - with peace, clarity, and a little bit of caffeine.

Whether you're done with fake motivation or just want a good laugh while untangling your mental mess, this is your permission slip to breathe, slow down, and let go of the need to always "be better."

Smart is exhausting. Try dumb - but not stupid.