Oliver Burkeman · 2012
A psychology book arguing that the pursuit of positive thinking often causes distress and exploring alternative paths to well-being.
David Allen notes it offers happiness for people who can't stand positive thinking and explores stoicism.
A speaker recommends a book written by someone else.
“One of the latest ones is called The Antidote. Oliver Berkman. Fabulous book. Totally fun. It's happiness for people who can't stand positive thinking.”
Why: It offers happiness for people who can't stand positive thinking and explores stoicism.
David Allen, Guest on The Tim Ferriss Show#873: David Allen — The Art of Getting Things Done (GTD) (Repost)
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