The suble art of not giving a f*ck is a quippy, down-to-earth, self-improvement book about developing strong values that help us determine what's truly important in life and therefore what is worthy of our f*cks. It makes some solid points about embracing mediocrity, and changing how we interpret bad moments in our life, but I felt like it lacked a layer of specificity and made lots of broad, blanket statements about how to solve life's problems. The author presents his arguements as one-size-fits-all solutions, which I found irksome. It was an engaging read but it did have me raising my eyebrows on several occasions.