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Details:Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9789370036857. Publisher: Rupa Publications. Overview:. New Year, Same Sh*t, Better Shoes is a sharp, funny slice of contemporary non-fiction from Savannah Grey, built for anyone tired of empty resolutions and ready for honest, practical change. Rather than promising a total life overhaul, Grey offers a refreshingly blunt take on setting boundaries, protecting your energy and holding onto your own style while the world around you stays exactly as chaotic as ever. It's a fast, funny read for readers who want real talk over platitudes.. About the Book:. Written in a candid, conversational voice, New Year, Same Sh*t, Better Shoes walks readers through the everyday chaos of modern life—overflowing inboxes, difficult relationships, work pressure and the exhausting pull to constantly reinvent yourself every January. Savannah Grey rejects the idea that a new year demands a new you, instead making the case that lasting change comes from protecting the person you already are with firmer boundaries and a bit more self-respect. Through relatable scenarios and a generous dose of dark humour, she shows how small, deliberate shifts—symbolised by the book's "better shoes" metaphor—can carry you through difficult situations with more confidence and less burnout. The book doesn't shy away from awkward truths about toxic relationships, workplace stress and the pressure to always be "on," but it balances that honesty with warmth and genuine encouragement. Readers looking for a self-help book that skips the saccharine affirmations in favour of straight-talking, funny, grounded advice will find plenty to love here. It's a book about resilience dressed up as a comedy routine, and about self-care that doesn't require a total personality transplant—just better boundaries, sharper instincts, and yes, better shoes.. Key Benefits:. Practical, no-nonsense boundary-setting advice for everyday chaos, without the usual self-help fluff.. Genuinely funny, conversational tone that makes it an easy, enjoyable read.. Great for New Year resets, post-holiday recovery or any "fresh start" moment.. Tackles real situations—toxic relationships, work stress, burnout—with honesty and heart.. A thoughtful, offbeat gift for anyone who prefers real talk to generic motivational quotes.. About the Author:. Savannah Grey is a contemporary non-fiction author known for her direct, witty voice and her focus on boundaries, resilience and everyday self-care. Her writing favours honesty over easy platitudes, blending humour with genuinely useful, practical advice. New Year, Same Sh*t, Better Shoes reflects her signature style: sharp, funny and refreshingly free of self-help clichés, aimed at readers who want real strategies rather than empty affirmations.. Why You'll Love This Book:. If you're done with generic resolutions and ready for honest, funny, useful advice on boundaries and resilience, this book delivers exactly that—no fluff, just real talk and a bit of much-needed humour.. Please Note: Book cover, edition and ISBN are as shown; this is the UK edition.
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Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9789370036857. Publisher: Rupa Publications. Overview:. New Year, Same Sh*t, Better Shoes is a sharp, funny slice of contemporary non-fiction from Savannah Grey, built for anyone tired of empty resolutions and ready for honest, practical change. Rather than promising a total life overhaul, Grey offers a refreshingly blunt take on setting boundaries, protecting your energy and holding onto your own style while the world around you stays exactly as chaotic as ever. It's a fast, funny read for readers who want real talk over platitudes.. About the Book:. Written in a candid, conversational voice, New Year, Same Sh*t, Better Shoes walks readers through the everyday chaos of modern life—overflowing inboxes, difficult relationships, work pressure and the exhausting pull to constantly reinvent yourself every January. Savannah Grey rejects the idea that a new year demands a new you, instead making the case that lasting change comes from protecting the person you already are with firmer boundaries and a bit more self-respect. Through relatable scenarios and a generous dose of dark humour, she shows how small, deliberate shifts—symbolised by the book's "better shoes" metaphor—can carry you through difficult situations with more confidence and less burnout. The book doesn't shy away from awkward truths about toxic relationships, workplace stress and the pressure to always be "on," but it balances that honesty with warmth and genuine encouragement. Readers looking for a self-help book that skips the saccharine affirmations in favour of straight-talking, funny, grounded advice will find plenty to love here. It's a book about resilience dressed up as a comedy routine, and about self-care that doesn't require a total personality transplant—just better boundaries, sharper instincts, and yes, better shoes.. Key Benefits:. Practical, no-nonsense boundary-setting advice for everyday chaos, without the usual self-help fluff.. Genuinely funny, conversational tone that makes it an easy, enjoyable read.. Great for New Year resets, post-holiday recovery or any "fresh start" moment.. Tackles real situations—toxic relationships, work stress, burnout—with honesty and heart.. A thoughtful, offbeat gift for anyone who prefers real talk to generic motivational quotes.. About the Author:. Savannah Grey is a contemporary non-fiction author known for her direct, witty voice and her focus on boundaries, resilience and everyday self-care. Her writing favours honesty over easy platitudes, blending humour with genuinely useful, practical advice. New Year, Same Sh*t, Better Shoes reflects her signature style: sharp, funny and refreshingly free of self-help clichés, aimed at readers who want real strategies rather than empty affirmations.. Why You'll Love This Book:. If you're done with generic resolutions and ready for honest, funny, useful advice on boundaries and resilience, this book delivers exactly that—no fluff, just real talk and a bit of much-needed humour.. Please Note: Book cover, edition and ISBN are as shown; this is the UK edition.
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