How Not to Be an Asshole: A Field Guide for People Who Think They’re Fine (But Probably Aren’t)
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How Not to Be an Asshole: A Field Guide for People Who Think They’re Fine (But Probably Aren’t)

by Jessica Ipena, Benjamin Frazier

Self-Help Humor
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How Not to Be an Asshole offers a candid, humorous framework for readers ready to look more closely at their own behavior. Presented as a field guide, it invites self-awareness, honest reflection, and a willingness to reconsider the assumption that everything is already fine.

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How Not to Be an Asshole: A Field Guide for People Who Think They’re Fine (But Probably Aren’t) takes a direct, humorous approach to personal conduct and self-awareness.

Written by Jessica Ipena and Benjamin Frazier, the book is framed as a field guide for readers willing to examine how they behave and how they affect others.

Its title presents an accessible invitation to reflect, reconsider familiar habits, and approach personal development with candor and humor.

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