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Let That Sh*t Go

Find Peace of Mind and Happiness in Your Everyday

Nina Purewal and Kate Petriw

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Let That Sh*t Go
Mind Decluttering Basics+
Self-Love & Authenticity+
Acceptance & Perspective+
Forgiveness+
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Quiz — Test Your Understanding

Question 1 of 6
According to the book, what is the relationship between the 'observer mind' and the 'chatty mind'?
  • A. The observer mind should completely silence the chatty mind to achieve permanent enlightenment.
  • B. The chatty mind provides logical solutions, while the observer mind generates creative ideas.
  • C. The observer mind takes stock of your thoughts, helping to shut down the negative noise of the chatty mind.
  • D. The chatty mind and the observer mind must merge into a single, unified consciousness.
Question 2 of 6
Why do the authors reference Dr. Masaru Emoto’s experiment with water molecules?
  • A. To prove that drinking more water is the key to maintaining a clear and focused mind.
  • B. To illustrate that since humans are mostly water, negative self-talk can deeply impact us on a cellular level.
  • C. To demonstrate that spending time near bodies of water naturally increases our capacity for self-love.
  • D. To show that physical hydration helps wash away the 'chatty mind' and negative thoughts.
Question 3 of 6
In the context of authenticity, what does the metaphor of 'a rock in your shoe' refer to?
  • A. The inevitable daily struggles that cannot be controlled or changed.
  • B. A deep-seated childhood trauma that requires professional therapy to remove.
  • C. The friction created when your true desires do not align with what you feel you 'should' do.
  • D. A toxic relationship that prevents you from reaching your full potential at work.
Question 4 of 6
When practicing acceptance by writing down five stressful things, what is the recommended next step?
  • A. Brainstorm three actionable solutions for every item on the list.
  • B. Cross off the things that are completely out of your control and let them go.
  • C. Share the list with a trusted friend to gain an outside perspective.
  • D. Meditate on each item until the negative emotions associated with them disappear.
Question 5 of 6
Which of the following best describes the book's approach to forgiving others?
  • A. Forgiveness means giving the other person a free pass for their bad behavior so you can rebuild the relationship.
  • B. You must confront the person who wronged you and verbally express your forgiveness to find closure.
  • C. Forgiveness is entirely for your own mental clarity, meaning you process and accept the event so it no longer burdens you.
  • D. Forgiving someone requires forgetting the incident entirely so that your mind can be completely decluttered.
Question 6 of 6
How can applying mindfulness and authenticity improve your experience with social media?
  • A. It helps you reduce feelings of jealousy by reminding you not to compare your life to others' highlight reels.
  • B. It encourages you to completely delete your accounts to remove the ultimate source of mental clutter.
  • C. It teaches you how to curate a perfect online persona that highlights your self-improvement journey.
  • D. It allows you to logically debate and correct others who are spreading negativity online.

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Let That Sh*t Go Summary & Overview

Let That Sh*t Go: Find Peace of Mind and Happiness in Your Everyday (2018) offers a trove of tools and tips to declutter your mind of all the crap that gets in the way of inner peace and joyful living. Its approach to mindfulness helps you to connect to what’s going on in your head and then use that awareness to build self love, authenticity, acceptance, perspective, and forgiveness. 

Who Should Listen to Let That Sh*t Go?

  • People interested in what mindfulness is and how to practice it
  • Busy people who feel too stressed or overwhelmed to enjoy life 
  • Anyone who wants to improve their daily happiness

About the Author: Nina Purewal and Kate Petriw

Several years before joining to co-author a book, Nina Purewal and Kate Petriw individually left behind corporate careers, taking inspiration from their own mindfulness journeys and founding organizations to share what they’d learned to help others. Purewal’s Pure Minds and Petriw’s Mind Matters both offer group workshops that teach people how to use mindfulness to be fully present and live happier lives.

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