This book tells the story of how Jimmy turned it around and got happy, through the redemptive power of dick jokes. Once again, I am quite a biased reviewer when it comes to authors I have a soft spot for; this notion is no less present when it comes to Jimmy Carr’s semi autobiographical self help book. Too little depth, too little of Jimmy's life and too little of things that interested me personally lol. Overall, if you pick this book up, you are in for some guaranteed laughs and perhaps a few life lessons along the way.

Some of his thoughts were interesting but a little too much time spent preaching making it a bit tedious. The great thing about the audiobook is that Jimmy Carr is telling you jokes along with every really important snippet of self-help advice. I enjoyed the parts where he shares anecdotes from his career or talks about his life more than the self help stuff.I didn’t really know what to expect going into this book, other than knowing it was going to be funny. And for readers in the West Country: yes, there are pictures (actually, sorry, there are no pictures, but there's a book about a hungry caterpillar you'll love). If you fancy reading about what you could do, if you didn’t have a mortgage or lived in 2021 Britain this might be the book for you. In this fun book, Jimmy Carr tells a few stories of his life, but intersperses it with all the self-help advice and wisdom he’s learnt along the way.

Before making the move to streaming, Jimmy was one of the bestselling acts in the comedy DVD market, selling over 2 million copies. It tells the story of Jimmy's life - the transformation from white-collar corporate drone to fake-toothed donkey-laugh plastic-haired comedy mannequin - while also explaining how to turn your own life around and become the you you've always dreamt of being.

We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. Reality is an illusion and feelings aren’t facts but the thing that messes is that the most facts that we don't learn from these ideas most of what happens to us isn't something that is 10% of what happens to us is the problem but 90% is how we respond to the problem and that’s what really matters.