<p>Review\n"Self-deprecating humour shines through in Rob Imbeault's latest book, a collection of hilarious, thoughtful, and candid personal essays on topics not often discussed by men. When reading memoir you really want to like the narrator and trust me, you can't help but fall a little bit in love with this one because he makes himself so vulnerable and real one minute and then cracks you up the next. After reading his first book you'll find yourself breathing a huge sigh of relief that he made the herculean climb out of suicidal darkness and now, rejoice along with him as how well it's all going. Bravo Rob Imbeault!" - Laurie Gough, author of Kite Strings of the Southern Cross, Kiss the Sunset Pig, and Stolen Child\nFrom critically acclaimed, #1 Amazon Bestselling author Robert Imbeault comes I Can’t Believe How Well It’s Going: Essays—a brand- new collection of essays filled with stories of questionable decision making, biased observations, and sincere vulnerability.\nTL;DR? If you want to laugh, buy this book. In I Can’t Believe How Well It’s Going, I will regale you with tales of stand-up comedy, a lifelong skirmish with religion, and losing my shit during a 10-day silent meditation retreat. I whine about losing a friendship because I was an asshole, discovering I had an older sibling after forty-five years, and how an interview with an author of erotica changed the way I view porn. I explain why I trained in a boxing club for over a decade to never actually fight, how changing a diaper at thirty-thousand feet went very wrong, and how a May-September romance went right. I also share something incredibly personal. If this is uninteresting to you, then there is no need to read this book, but I still hope you do because it might make you laugh. There’s definitely science that proves laughing helps reduce stress, and reducing stress can help improve and even save your life, which means that science supports the claim that reading my book might save your life. But if you hate the book and don’t laugh, you might want to tell people how much you hate it, which gives you purpose. Science also maintains that having a purpose helps reduce stress, and reducing stress can help improve and even save your life, which means that there’s even more science to support the claim that reading my book might save your life. Just stating the facts here, folks.</p>

I Can't Believe How Well It's Going: Essays

Imbeault, Robert

Biographies & Memoirs

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I Can't Believe How Well It's Going: Essays