Everything Is Stupid, the World Is on Fire, and Nothing Matters
A Nihilist Survival Guide
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Everything Is Stupid, the World Is on Fire, and Nothing Matters
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Britt Hartley
So you’ve realized life is meaningless. Religion is fake, your job is pointless, society is a charade, and everyone else is just pretending things are fine when, in reality, existential despair is the only logical reaction to any of this. You’re staring into the abyss—but author and spiritual coach Britt Hartley is here to pull you back from the edge.
Hartley has traveled deep into the void of nihilism herself after deconstructing her faith and every other belief system she could think of, and she knows firsthand how to rebuild a meaningful life from scratch without sugarcoating or toxic positivity. In this book, she shares the tools of philosophy, spirituality, psychology, and creativity that have helped her and countless of her clients rediscover how to live. You’ll learn how to:
- Confront the fear of death, meaninglessness, and loneliness
- Shift to a perspective based on experience, play, and quiet joy
- Unearth the core values already guiding your inner compass
- Connect deeply with other humans on their own unique journeys
- And much more, all without being asked to put on a smile or believe anything unbelievable
Yes, maybe it’s true that everything is stupid, the world is on fire, and nothing matters. But as Hartley demonstrates, that only means we have the opportunity to define our own lives in the ways that matter most—and move forward with purpose.
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“Leaving behind the beliefs that once gave your life structure can feel liberating, until you realize they were also holding up the ceiling. Britt understands the disorientation that follows religious deconstruction and refuses to answer it with either recycled certainty or empty cynicism. Everything Is Stupid is honest, funny, compassionate, and genuinely useful for anyone trying to build a meaningful life after the old answers stop working.”
—Rhett McLaughlin, cohost of Ear Biscuits with Rhett and Link
“Worldview collapse is a real problem for folks who are deconstructing the harmful ideologies they’ve been conditioned to accept, and rather than try to explain it away, Britt Hartley does the harder and more constructive work of helping those in meaning crisis chart a path through that void after they’ve made the decision to stop pretending it isn’t there.”
—Dan McClellan, New York Times bestselling author of The Bible Says So
“Britt Hartley understands that nihilism is not merely an intellectual conclusion to be argued away. It is a crisis in how we participate in reality and a breakdown of connection, orientation, and felt significance. Everything Is Stupid offers an accessible and deeply practical path beyond that crisis, helping readers recover meaning as a way of knowing and living that can be cultivated.”
—John Vervaeke, author and creator of Awakening from the Meaning Crisis
“The world feels sort of unhinged right now, and most of us are wondering, What’s the point? For years Britt Hartley has been asking that question out loud, on social media and beyond, with honesty and no easy answers. This book gathers that hard-won wisdom into the guide so many of us need: frank, funny, and fiercely humane.”
—Liz Bucar, author of Beyond Wellness
—Rhett McLaughlin, cohost of Ear Biscuits with Rhett and Link
“Worldview collapse is a real problem for folks who are deconstructing the harmful ideologies they’ve been conditioned to accept, and rather than try to explain it away, Britt Hartley does the harder and more constructive work of helping those in meaning crisis chart a path through that void after they’ve made the decision to stop pretending it isn’t there.”
—Dan McClellan, New York Times bestselling author of The Bible Says So
“Britt Hartley understands that nihilism is not merely an intellectual conclusion to be argued away. It is a crisis in how we participate in reality and a breakdown of connection, orientation, and felt significance. Everything Is Stupid offers an accessible and deeply practical path beyond that crisis, helping readers recover meaning as a way of knowing and living that can be cultivated.”
—John Vervaeke, author and creator of Awakening from the Meaning Crisis
“The world feels sort of unhinged right now, and most of us are wondering, What’s the point? For years Britt Hartley has been asking that question out loud, on social media and beyond, with honesty and no easy answers. This book gathers that hard-won wisdom into the guide so many of us need: frank, funny, and fiercely humane.”
—Liz Bucar, author of Beyond Wellness
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