How to deal with idiots

"Is this available?" Yes, it is available. Please inform me if you like to buy the book because I cannot accommodate everyone sending messages. I will only respond to sure buyer. To anyone wondering if this book is authentic or not, please read this before you send message. "Authentic po ba ito?" Yes. This is authentic mass market paperback edition printed by the publisher but on a cheaper cost. Hindi ako nagbebenta ng forfeited books. Kung forfeited yan, ibang publisher ang nakalagay sa copyright, at walang ISBN. Reprint ito ng publisher on a cheaper cost kaya iba yung design compared sa hardbound. Yung ISBN ay nakaprint sa copyright page at galing ito sa distributor ng publisher. Sa publisher na kayo magtanong kung bakit iba yung itsura ng mass market paperback sa hardbound. Yung nagsend ng review ng hindi daw authentic yung nabili nya, hindi nya inexplain na hardbound pala ang gusto nya bilhin. Kung naghahanap kayo ng hardbound, bumili nalang kayo sa Fullybooked. "Is this Original copy?" This is mass market paperback edition printed by the publisher (budget edition for wider distribution). Sa photo palang ng post ko paperback na itsura hindi hardbound. Paki specify kung hardbound ang hanap nyo hindi yung magtatanong kayo kung original ba ito, syempre galing yan sa publisher. Hindi porke lower quality yung print, forfeited na agad. Yung publisher parin ang nag print nyan. Kung ayaw nyo ng lower quality, bumili nalang kayo ng hardbound sa Fullybooked. Kung yung ibig sabihin nyo sa fake yung book na kulang pages at natatanggal yung papel, hindi ako nagbebenta ng poor quality. Kung nagdududa ka parin, wag kana bumili sa shop ko. RFS: Binili ko yung books last year sa bookstore pero hindi ko pa nabasa lahat. Yung ibang books naka-plastic wrap at hindi ko pa nabubuksan. Book. Maxime Rovere’s How to Deal with Idiots offers a witty, philosophical guide to managing difficult people. Instead of trying to change or lecture others—which merely exposes our own powerlessness—Rovere advises focusing entirely on our reaction. He explores how egos clash and why societal structures frequently reward mediocrity. Ultimately, the book teaches us to abandon the futile need to be right, practice emotional restraint, and view everyday conflicts as opportunities to cultivate patience and self-awareness.