Heather Monahan

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Hi, and welcome back.

I'm so excited to reintroduce you.

We've had him on the show once before, but today we are revisiting Mark's, based on his global best-selling self-help phenomenon, The Subtle Art of Not Giving an F-bomb, is a cinematic documentary designed to help us become less awful people.

Literally, Mark Manson has a movie, and we're sitting down here today with him talking about it.

Mark, thanks for making time to be with us today.

Okay, so let's get into it.

First of all, it's kind of funny thinking about all of the success, massive success as an author.

I bow down to the millions and millions of books that you've sold.

So impressive.

So incredible.

However, in your teachings, when you talk about quote unquote success, I'd love it if you could kind of share with everybody what that, you know, achieving millions of books being sold, if that related to happiness for you.

Number one, thank you for being honest and sharing that because it makes me feel better about having those same fears and concerns and not having had that incredible success.

So thank you for that.

But what's interesting is in hearing that you're projecting, oh, what if this isn't successful?

So

many of us have heard or have been taught, you've got to put out there what you're going to expect.