Always eat left handed : 15 surprising secrets for killing it at work and in real life

This entertainingly irreverent book from Wall Street Journal bestselling author and occasional Georgetown University professor Rohit Bhargava filled is with brutally honest secrets of success no one has ever dared to tell you. For anyone sick of hearing you should do what you love, take more risks and make mistakes, this empowering book is like a desperately needed pair of noise-canceling headphones for uselessly obvious advice. Instead, Always Eat Left Handed offers a real world, no-nonsense playbook for getting ahead in school, work and life by doing exactly the opposite of what most people tell you. Starting, of course, with eating left handed.;Read this first. Is this book for you? -- Introduction. Why eat left handed? -- The pomegranate principle -- Think better. Be forgetful ; Start smoking ; Reinvent your playlist ; Learn to yodel -- Work better. Ignore your job ; Never serve burnt toast ; Be a cross-dresser ; Procrastinate more -- Communicate better. Make others cry ; Interrupt often ; Never eat cauliflower ; Write on walls with a sharpie -- Connect better. Leave your toys out ; Rip your jeans ; Help people steal ; Why most good advice is useless -- Afterword. Why this book took 4 years to write -- Appendix -- 3 reasons to share this book. Most advice is obvious, and often delivered by people who are hopelessly romantic about the power of their own mistakes. For example, here are the four most commonly shared themes that define dozens of the world's most popular and widely shared commencement speeches: Make mistakes. Do what you love. Take risks. Never give up. Sure, it's all pretty good advice - but what would you do differently tomorrow after you heard it? For anyone who has ever been frustrated with obvious or broad advice and wants something a little more useful this book will help.