I wanted to love this. Like the reviewers did. I needed to love it. Parts of it were good, especially the advice about the internet and the haters. But, overall, parts of it made me more sad. You can tell the demographics of the person who wrote this book. I don't mean that in a bad way. I am glad this book helped many people, probably of similar demographics. Queer, disabled, sick, no car, lack of a support system? A lot of this shit won't be possible. And while I appreciated the part on how not to work a shit job by creating your own thing as advice of what to do next after becoming an "ex-worker" it really leaves out those of us who are currently ex-workers because we can't work at all. So, in the end, I got some good tips from this book and also felt lonely reading it.