Half-Arse Human
How to live better without burning out
(Author) Leena Norms"This is the only self-help book that will tell you to give up. Except . . . you don't need to give up, do you? Because you didn't start. Me either." Leena Norms is a half-arser. A shave-one-legger. A rinse-the-plates-and-tell-herself-any-residual-dirt-will-improve-her-immune-system-er. And yet, she is determined to live better, build a career, strengthen her relationships, be good to her body, sort out her wardrobe, find meaningful hobbies, act on her ethics, and live a full, passionate, varied life. And it's possible. Half-Arse Human will show you to harness the power of considered chaos and upgrade the parts of your life that really matter, without expending more than you have to give. Trying to be superhuman is out - being a half-arse human is in. Find out why living a life of slap-dash isn't as shameful as it seems; in fact, it might be the key to living the life you've always wanted. In a world of high-flyers, let's at least get you in the air.
Leena Norms
Leena Norms is a British writer, YouTuber, and podcaster known for her insightful commentary on books, feminism, and pop culture. She is best known for her YouTube channel "JustKissMyFrog," where she creates engaging and thought-provoking content. Norms has a unique writing style that combines humor, intelligence, and wit, making her work both entertaining and informative. She has made significant contributions to the literary community by promoting diversity in literature and challenging societal norms through her writing. Norms' most famous work is her book "Diversify: Six Degrees of Integration," which explores the importance of diversity and representation in literature. Through her work, Norms has had a lasting impact on her literary genre, inspiring others to create more inclusive and diverse stories.
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