Mark Manson: On Pain, Possibility and Profanity
The first time I stumbled upon Mark Manson's writing, I didn't know what to do. It was a complete pattern interrupt. The issues were raw and real, the ideas were rich and his lens was so contrarian and refreshing it made me think. Really think. But, then, there was the language. This particular essay was wall-to-wall…
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