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What's the worst gift you've received?
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A self help / "how to be successful" book for my birthday from my parents. It wasn't even that good -- it had typos and grammatical errors all over. I was in my early-mid 20s. My dad made me read a chapter every week (and take notes) and then he'd go over it with me. Eventually he stopped forcing me to read it because I put up too much of a fight.
Nothing says "I love you" like being reminded your parents see you as a failure.
There's a reason I'm in therapy...
So, how do you be successful?
I think I stopped reading just before that chapter...
You write a book telling people how to be successful.