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Simply Human
What if everything you thought you knew about yourself—your emotions, your choices, your sense of love and morality—was just a story your mind told you?
This book is a raw and honest dive into the heart of human nature. Drawing on timeless philosophical wisdom and modern introspection, it explores the hidden forces that shape your identity. And how to manage your anger, your sadness, your happiness, your lust, your time—and the lies you believe about all of them.
It doesn’t offer a twelve-step plan or a quick fix. Instead, it holds up a mirror.
Inside these pages are the uncomfortable questions most people
Am I living the life I chose, or the one someone else chose for me?
Do I really understand love—or am I chasing an illusion?
What would I do with my time, if I knew how little of it I had left?
Whether you’re just starting your journey or quietly wrestling with the weight of years, this book is for anyone ready to confront their own mind—and take back the life buried beneath it.
This book is a raw and honest dive into the heart of human nature. Drawing on timeless philosophical wisdom and modern introspection, it explores the hidden forces that shape your identity. And how to manage your anger, your sadness, your happiness, your lust, your time—and the lies you believe about all of them.
It doesn’t offer a twelve-step plan or a quick fix. Instead, it holds up a mirror.
Inside these pages are the uncomfortable questions most people
Am I living the life I chose, or the one someone else chose for me?
Do I really understand love—or am I chasing an illusion?
What would I do with my time, if I knew how little of it I had left?
Whether you’re just starting your journey or quietly wrestling with the weight of years, this book is for anyone ready to confront their own mind—and take back the life buried beneath it.
56 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 8, 2025
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