Life is too short for this crap

Are you tired of trying to be the best version of yourself?

Exercising in the morning. Eating healthily. Scrolling less. Reading more. Meditating. Building a career. Nurturing relationships. Keeping a clean house. And, ideally, being happy, balanced and in great shape while doing it all.

What if, instead of making another resolution, you finally allowed yourself to ease up a bit?

Lea Blumenthal knows all about the talent of turning every "I will do it today" into "tomorrow is another day". When she decides to finally change her life, she dives into the world of habits, motivation and productivity. But she soon discovers that the more efficiently she uses her time, the more tasks she manages to cram into it.

With humour and self-deprecation, Život je na tyhle sračky moc krátký explores why we procrastinate, how habits are formed and what helps us follow through. However, it also shows why doing nothing is not a failure and why we do not need to turn every minute of our lives into another completed task.

A book for all women who have ever bought a new diary in the belief that this time they will really get their lives together. And for those who want to change something, but refuse to wake up at 4:30 and hate themselves every time they slip up.

Because sometimes, the greatest progress in life is to stop feeling like you are never enough.