Be Bad, Better

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Challenging conventional wisdom, this book encourages readers to embrace their imperfections and reassess societal norms around goodness. It explores the value of emotions like anger, the benefits of laziness, and how clutter can spark creativity. By blending scientific insights and practical advice, it reveals that traits often deemed negative can actually enhance well-being and relationships. This empowering guide invites readers to redefine success and accept their full selves, promoting a more authentic and freeing approach to life.