By Brian David Bruns, author of Cruise Confidential-Foreword Magazine's Humor Book of the Year.A unique blend of cheeky humor, quirky history, and self-improvement disguised as Bigfoot lore.
Most of us are surprisingly good at staying stuck. We protect the same habits, defend the same explanations, and then act surprised we're not finding happiness. The Motivational Bigfoot uses real searches for Sasquatch, yeti, and others to show us how to actually engage with our so-called lives. You don't need to undergo expeditions yourself because just reading about them reveals the four steps to become happier than 99% of people."Finally something that treats happiness like a skill instead of a mood. Funny without trying too hard, and the practical parts actually stuck." - Kaylie D.You'll discover:- How hunting yeti relics in remote Himalayan monasteries reveals the difference between winning arguments and real connection (monkey attacks optional) - What a disastrous trek for orang pendek in the jungles of Sumatra taught me about confidence, resilience, and the real reasons we do what we do (leeches included) - Why Bigfoot Ground Zero involved wildfires, cats, and a deeply troubling situation that forced a hard look at how we react - How revealing Sasquatch secrets involving the FBI, CIA, UFOs-and even black holes-can help us in our own less scandalous lives. Finding these four Bigfeet runs the full range from adventure to humiliation to unexpected enlightenment. Each one pairs with ancient wisdom and delivers a concrete step you can take today to make yourself happier than almost everyone else.This isn't cryptozoology for its own sake and it isn't fluffy positivity. It's critical life skills smuggled inside monster lore-short, funny, and pointed.I went looking for Bigfeet across the world and ended up finding the exact patterns that had been keeping me (and most of us) from being happier. The same searches that looked like epic fails turned out to be the clearest map I've ever had.Motivational Monsters®Critical life skills disguised as monster lore."I picked this up because the Bigfoot stuff looked fun. Ended up thinking about how I handle uncertainty and why I keep getting stuck in the same loops. Didn't expect that from a yeti book." - Chris M.Ready to stop enduring your life and actually engage with it?
