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The first chapter, 'The Subtle Art - Book Cover', in 'The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck', provides the initial brushstrokes to the life philosophy that the book embodies. Unveiling a tone that is both sardonic and candid, it gives a glimpse of what to expect from the rest of the journey. It stimulates one's curiosity about what this unconventional self-help book has to offer, preparing them for in-depth exploration about deciding what matters most in life and disregarding everything else. All this is presented with a unique blend of irreverence and bracing honesty.
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