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"How to Die Alone" by Mo Welch is a humorous self-help book for those who prefer a laid-back lifestyle over societal pressures. Featuring the relatable character Blair, it offers tongue-in-cheek advice on embracing laziness, navigating bad dates, and prioritizing comfort over productivity, making it a perfect gift for millennials.
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Welch uncovers the spiritual dimension of people-pleasing in what the Bible calls fear of man.