If you are easily offended or happily satisfied with mediocre living, then Adam Cam is not the author for you. It really opened my eyes to what I had been found a lot and after reading it I found myself questioning the ‘why’s’. In one evening I got to page 43 for someone who doesn't enjoy reading I clearly couldn't put this one down, I can't actually wait to get in bed tonight and read more of his never before spoken truer words. Makes you seriously question your life decisions and asks you to look at things from a different perspective.

million times since its original posting, Adam has been inspired by the movement the hashtag has created, even going so far as to pen his own book around the hashtag’s meaning as a way to inspire others. However in most instances I recognise the point I should have walked away and known my worth was much greater; I undervalued myself. I know I’m going to revisit it over and over to keep reminding myself of how awesome I am and how mahoosively awesome I’m planning on becoming. FYI I've read/listened to a load of these type books and felt a little like Cam has whipped out all the catchphrases from everyone else's books and stuck them all in one handy little place.I was gonna leave a before and after I’ve read review because just the blurb made me laugh out loud. We sat down with Adam to talk about his upcoming book “ Savage Wisdom”, the hashtag behind it, and the global following that inspired it.

I also listen to it when I feel like my own internal dialogue isn't quite loud enough to drown out the negative little goblin in the back of my head. LinkedIn and 3rd parties use essential and non-essential cookies to provide, secure, analyze and improve our Services, and to show you relevant ads (including professional and job ads) on and off LinkedIn. If you're sick of self help books from people that talk a load of nonsense you can't get your head around, or feel like you can't relate to as its wrote like we are living in the 1950's, I urge you to purchase this book. It left me angry, the type of anger that makes you want to say: F* you all, I can achieve anything I want, I will show you how great I am, just watch. In fact, I got a ‘D’ grade for English in college, so both my spelling and grammar are pretty poor, but I don’t care about that.Author and spiritual badass Adam Cam powerfully narrates the audiobook himself, taking you on a journey of self-discovery and new life perspectives. My only beef is that the man uses commas incorrectly on nearly every page, but he lets us know up front that he gives no fucks about such mistakes and it’s the message that matters anyway. As a society in the modern world, we get so caught up in everything being “perfect” that we lose sight of what is actually real. You are a long time dead, we have one life- live your best version and be around people who love and appreciate you, but also keep you honest.

It's a good snappy reminder of how you can be effective at life - to be honest, it's a short listen so I'll probably listen to it a few times when I need reminding of a load of these concepts without having to dedicate time to a whole/more complex book. Adam's unique take on personal development and self-help cuts through all the "fairy dust and unicorns" of spirituality. This one’s definitely staying on my shelf for those times when I need a reminder of my own badassery.

I find myself endlessly scrolling though pointless Instagram videos at 3am to distract myself and who should slap me in the face with the words "if people keep treating you like shhhh, and you keep allowing it.