I Read Lilly Singh's Awful Book...

Hello everyone and happy James day is what I would say if this video had not been uploaded on a Saturday. Yes that's how it is. Just a week ago I declared that every Friday would be a James day because I upload on those days and I al

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y have. I messed up, so I'm sorry you left out my apology. Today is actually a very special day because this video is the first of many in my new series where we take a look at some generally bad

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s made by other content creators. I'm somewhat infamous for my wordsmithing, my prestigious propensity for puns, if you will, so it was fitting that this series be titled Bad Book Club, even now that I'm editing.

I still can't think of a good name here. I have gaya.

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er called hera propaganda for some reason i even fought a blitz novel would be a good idea so yeah sorry the name is bullshit but let's get back to the bullying in chapter 6 of today's bad book lily sings how be a beautiful lily. she advises us not to think too much and I have taken that into account when creating the title of this series, but there comes a point where I have to wonder if Lilly Singh is really following her own advice given that in this book she has al

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y provided us, With 50 separate specific things to think through, the following chapters will tell the reader to be many things in chapter 39, for example it will tell you to be yourself unapologetically, whatever that means, we've also been foolish chameleon architects under that incessantly. climbs stairs while shaking what her mother gave them Lilly sings how to be a boss is a self-help book.

I've had this book for a while and ironically until recently I didn't have the motivation to read it, but as you can see today I'm recording on a new set. I recently moved. I hope I was finishing building my new desk when I got bored, you know, and gave up and then I remembered a time when I was briefly flipping through this book and I came to. Throughout the chapter, call yourself and I did well, at that very moment I called myself, so I downloaded audible, not sponsored, but I bought this book on another platform and sat down to continue building.

He wanted to achieve everything he ever wanted in life, but he won. It's not the way Lilly Singh says and even uses the word arc, this book was written in 2017, but still, it's been about 10 years since anyone else used that word to talk about something that hasn't existed for years . about some emo fashion, we just released this video for a James Mayer bookstore, it's an incredibly disturbing sexual piece, as if you weren't interested in that by any chance, we also released a black polka dot, wow, this is cool, it's black, Yes, until In fact, fill it with hot water and reveal a wealth of color and beauty.

I love both designs that were released this time, so much so that if you post proof on Twitter or Instagram that you purchased one of these pieces, I will respond. If I call you, I tell you I'll probably message you about 10 times and then eat out the nearest window out of sheer embarrassment, but yeah, I go to James, Topshop, and have a look at these items before they arrive. sell out, I'd really appreciate it getting back to the negativity of being a boss, as a reflection of your writer gives the impression of someone who is so incredibly out of touch with other humans that he's almost had to look up what kids are doing these days.

The book begins with the chapter playing Nintendo, a desperately forced analogy about life using the most basic knowledge of video games. She writes here about how to overcome her obstacles. I have three options: hit my head on this block of bricks and wait for a star like in real life. where we all wander across a 2D plane and smash our faces into floating puzzles to fix it. If he were a real Mario fan, Lily, you'd notice that he uses his hand, which may also explain your brain damage, although the analogies never seem real. has been designed for him and leaves the general message of the chapter without direction.

There are only a handful of sentences in the first chapter that seem to adhere to the theme she set for herself. He even fills an entire page with a quote. Video games are. great analogy to life, you go through levels, get knocked down by obstacles and face various enemies, that's not necessarily wrong, the points you're making aren't significant enough to be worth it and at the same time the messages that she gives are so good. inconsistent, have you ever played a video game and then lost because you realized you were on the wrong part of the screen the whole time?

Oh well, I'm sorry Lily, I haven't done that, no one has, for God's sake, the best way to stop people. To press your buttons is to begin to press your own maternal mind. If I do, Lily is almost like she blindly chose a relevant topic in modern society and then cobbled together a bunch of half-hearted inspirational quotes without even considering their actual relevance. I just wish I had chosen a topic I actually knew about in the first place, like being a bisexual woman of color, a talk show host, maybe because the result of talking about something you have no idea about gives you all the Grayson decorum of a reversal. dump truck without tires everything she types, today's video game controllers have as many buttons as a keyboard, so what you could do you can probably press a + and + Z or twist the left stick and your character will sing the anthem national, yes. dance dance patriotism 2019 was one of the best-selling games on Steam this year, a personal game of the decade Lilly Singh, you're a boomer and that's not cool, but now for all of you at home, imagine this.

I have about seven pages for this. book and I have never felt more unmotivated in my entire life. The positive thing about this book is that it is not necessary to read it all at once. Each chapter is presented as one of the many rules you must follow if you want to become a rebound like Lilly Singh, but rather than read the book chapter by chapter and point out all the flaws, which would take hours, I thought it would be better to invest my time picking out a few chapters and quotes here and there that generally To sum up the overall quality of the advice in this book, there are four parts on how to be above your heart, one is titled Master Your Mind and there was one chapter that really caught my attention. and it is having fewer emotions like a man who already represses himself. his feelings until they mentally torture him.

This is great advice. This book is fully aware of its own flaws. The first of these is how hard the damn thing is to read, so you resort to spying on chapters with vaguely relevant images, I imagine. hoping it keeps your brain focused while it's gently processed for a literary blender here we have Lily with a handkerchief over her eyes with the word emotions because your emotions blind you, that's something that happens to everyone right?, this It's for a Later, you look at the board and it makes me talk about the relationship again. This chapter is completely different from the first because yes, a lot of people play Nintendo, but it seems that in this chapter she only has eight to direct real solutions to herself, maybe there are ten valid ones.

Reasons to be upset with your life right now, but in the middle of a shoot with a crew of ten who have a job to do, getting angry or offended will not have sage advice for anyone else who is a bisexual woman. of color producing a failed late-night television show, the worst thing about Lilly is that from the way she writes you can see that she thinks everything she writes is profound and thought-provoking, but her absolutely pedestrian understanding of the concepts of which speak leave this. The whole book feels bland and substance-list like a small child trying to explain the benefits of quantum computing with an interpretive selection of bogies strewn across a wall.

Oatman's concept behind this chapter is mentioned in the following emotions that can cloud her judgment and reduce productivity, that's not my opinion, it's a fact I just made up, but it's probably 100% scientifically accurate now. That's not something Lilly came out of nowhere. The idea of ​​emotions clouding judgment makes sense, whoever she is or not, the following summarizes how she did it. I'm uploading it right now, it must be a joke or not, it still confirms my belief that she has absolutely no idea what she's talking about, at one point she even refers to emotions as internal emojis, the rest of the chapter doesn't even tell you give advice. about how to better control your emotions, something I have definitely struggled with in the past, the way I handle stress and how I sometimes inadvertently impose the pent up negativity I have on others, unfortunately it has deeply affected some of the friendships I have had. in the past I've been trying to slowly teach myself how to step back, breathe, give myself mental breaks, even meditate, and think that even saying the word meditate Jeeves helps others control their emotions more than this entire chapter It amazes me.

The quote about emotions clouding your judgment and reducing productivity was in the first paragraph of this chapter. That same paragraph ends with Lilly writing when she is about getting the job done and having the opportunity to learn lessons. Without a doubt, your emotions rob you, she essentially REREES words in the same sentence. over and over without a real solution it would be like someone saying they can rehabilitate Ted Bundy and then walking into his cell and softly repeating please stop killing young women. That's not very nice, Ted. That's as useless as Lily's attempt to give advice.

I hear you ask what Lily really accomplishes in this book. Ultimately, it's not much real help, but a lot of fun, super epic tension going around in circles will never get you anywhere unless you're on the ground, in which case you're fine. I'm sorry. for the poor bastard, but I had to edit this, all I hope is that he passed away before hitting the ground, this entire book is essentially unedited stream of consciousness, it's just a massive collection of tangents that never stay on topic nor do they reach a logical conclusion. Conclusion: Our brains process a seemingly infinite amount of information at all times and it is our ability to navigate this and determine the most relevant and useful pieces of information and apply them, that is what our intelligence is, it is our ability to quantify our thoughts in this book. is the sum of all the completely useless brain farts you had in the shower once and completely discarded and never fought again, while the same clever guy did the exact opposite and put them all on paper for Penguin to publish and sell worldwide.

I've ever seen that image that was tweeted once where you can't identify a single object. That image was created to reflect what it feels like when you are having a stroke. All objects are created to look like something tangible, but they are not. you're left lost, confused, and ultimately mentally lost, that's what it feels like to read this book from an honest perspective as someone who isn't a fan, so it definitely makes sense for her to start this book off with a teaser. which basically tells you to eliminate your entire defense mechanism. Oh, don't be offended, don't be offended, don't be defensive, you don't agree with me, that's not my fault, it's yours, I admit that Lili really hits the note in this book at the moment that I like it. to chapter xlix which is titled appreciating things ironically given this video, it serves as an important reminder to take a step back, get some perspective, be happy with what you have, but as much as I want to continue praising Lily for that chapter , It is one. of 50 and that's not to say that I completely disagree with the other 49, but I feel that if you were to throw away fifty pieces of wool, some might stay and then you would have chapters that simply have no place in this Bertrand 241 for For example, it is titled Your ex wasn't right for you.

Where is relationship advice found? Have a book titled How to Be. If you skip directly to this chapter. I'm sorry about your recent breakup if you're writing a book and you're feeling like. If people are only going to find one relevant chapter and not even bother with the rest, why are they in the same word? How to be a Baus, well, that's easy. Your ex never loved you, but you feel like a There are a lot more things in this book that I don't agree with, but I really don't want to bore you, so here are a few on page 84.

Lily writes oh my god, oh My God, am I ugly? I'm ugly in time. Oh damn. I'm trash implies that shrek is ugly making broad generalizations again Are we living? It's clear that she hasn't even bothered to look closely. If I had then I would know that his true beauty is on the inside and once you get through all those tough hard layers he is actually a really lovely guy who looks like me now Shrek's beauty is subjective and I can understand the different opinions there and she also talks complete and utter shit about things that objectively have nomeaning I imagine.

I myself shed a layer of fear and discover the utter fearlessness beneath, literally going through the motions of taking off an imaginary jacket made of fear. This move also works like the Macarena, so congratulations, you are now a dancer and look, it means outfit, how did you do it? It even occurs to you and I'm sorry, but there is absolutely no way that doing the Macarena looks like you are taking your clothes off. Do you think your readers simply lack the ability to think? I feel like I'm repeating myself. but in all honesty, that would be sticking to a theme that Lily implements with passion, if being a boss means throwing up our analogies, like any form of message or meaning, then we have a rebound here, but I came up with the idea to make this video I looked at line and I was surprised that no one else had done it, yes, and now I understand it by reading this book from an analytical perspective, it is like repeatedly impaling your head on a large metal spike, in fact, you know what I can express.

It would be better if every time you impale yourself in the face the big metal spike had a different skin with some relevant cultural element from other babies, oh sure, maybe once in a while I'll look at the spike and get the reference I'm still impaling myself on head with a large metal spike on page 34, for example, she begins a series of blame saying that I love to think and she's off to a good start there. I also love to think, but then he goes on to say I bet the teddy bears are so angry that they can't think like us, except for Ted, obviously talking about which Ted is a great example of not thinking too much since it's a movie about a talking bear who marries a human woman.

Reading that paragraph alone made me feel like I was the spectator of someone's literary descent into madness and a great example of not overthinking. He is a literal movie character. He's not even a human being. Say how to be a Lilly Singh Baus, so this is important. I did it just because you can. Writing a book doesn't mean you should when I started reading this, I never expected it to leave me on a cliffhanger, but there I was, on top of Beachy Head, waves crashing beneath me, wind flowing through my hair , I sure was. about to fall 500 meters to my inevitable death or at least now, thanks to Lily's guidance, I would be doing it as a bow with that being said, make sure you go with James Mariette Buckshot, check out this beautiful hoodie and this Incredibly colorful mug, everything is limited edition, so make sure to pick it up before it's gone.

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