Attain Gmorning, Gnight!: Little Pep Talks For Me You Presented By Lin-Manuel Miranda Conveyed As Booklet

it for what it is a collection of Twitterready inspirational sayings, aphorisms, and poems which convey the usual selfhelp niceties and advice “Lets make some new mistakes,” “This moment will pass,”” Face the day,” or “Dream big” for example.
. Expecting much more from Miranda, I was underwhelmed,
I'M WILLING TO WAIT FOR IT, Let me set the scene: I'm having what could be classified as "a rough time" meaning that nothing is serious is wrong, everyone is healthy and I have people who love me, but I'm still finding reasons to cry at the gym or in my car.
I go to the mailbox on Tuesday because my husband tells me he ordered a surprise for me weeks ago and it's here.
Open the mailbox it's PEP TALKS FROM LINMANUEL MIRANDA, I started crying in the street because there is maybe nothing in the world that would have made me feel so good at that moment.
I didn't even know this book existed,

So the book is perfect, If there is a person on this earth who doesn't need a morning or evening pep talk, good for you, The rest of us can enjoy these messages of love, motivation, and community, چقد عسل بود:"
Gmorning.
This feeling will pass,
This workload will pass,
These people will pass,
But look at you, with the gift of memory,
You can time travel to the good stuff just by closing your eyes amp breathing,
Then come right back to now, eyes up for the good stuff ahead,
You magic thing.
Gnight.
This moment will pass,
This fatigue will pass,
Tonight will pass.
But look at you, with the gift of imagination,
You can teleport to where you're happiest just by closing your eyes and breathing,
Then come right back to now, check in with the present,
You magic thing, you,.
Too much like Dr, Seuss which is fine if you are reading Dr, Seuss but this isn't. This book is a compilation of short pep talks for each morning and evening, with illustrations that really add to the text like flying garbage trucks, for example.
The texts are compiled from Miranda's Twitter greetings, and I think this is a really good choice, hence my five,

The mornings and evenings mirror each other you can dip into the book at random, or just go through, gradually or like a book.
You might also sometimes feel like putting some on PostIts or other places of written/typed down notes, if you want, The saying were something Miranda wanted to say to himself, turned into youposts and really, you do need sometimes to cheer yourself,

Here, you have a friend that always believes in you, and values you, and is your eternal BFF cheercrowd, Some are quite funny, some are firm, They encourage you to do your best, to advance little by little Kaizenstyle, to do good to yourself/others, and generally praise/admire/treasure you.
To this book, YOU always matter, So get it in my opinion, hardcover if possible,This was lovely to read, I adore how Lin initially tweeted these just to be nice and cheer someones day and its gotten so bigger than that because of his welldeserved fame.


The illustrations were really cute and nice to see alongside the poetry,

I borrowed this from the library so Im thinking of buying the actual book and rereading this a double page spread every day to hopefully keep me thinking throughout the day positive thoughts.


A sweet read,.stars. "Gmorning, love.
Your best impulse, that selfless impulse, let
it take the wheel,
Let it drive you toward the person you
dreamed you'd be, "
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I got my daughter LinManuel Miranda's book of daily affirmation/pep tweets, I guess that is a thing, They are sweet. I stil don't regret spending her future college money on Tickets to Broadway's Hamilton in July,, I thought that would finally quench my daughter's interest in Hamilton, LMM, etc, but I neglected to plan for what a crafty, creative, and charismatic little man in a rollneck, twobutton sweater he is, Hamilton isn't a oneoff. Miranda is going to be with us all of us my family, etc, for a long, long, long time, That isn't a bad thing,

The book is basically a series of AM/PM tweets Miranda sent over the course ofdays in, etc, there arepages, so I'm guessing it wasn't exactlydays and some rougher tweets were left on the editor's floor, They are encouraging, positive, funny, and like a lot of LinManuel's art open and personal, They aren't perfect and some seem a bit uncooked, but overall, I liked the idea, effort, and execution, Plus, it bought me a bit of cred with myyearold daughter, So, totally worth the modest price of admission,

Oh, and I almost forgot, . . Jonny Sun's doodles were on every page and sometimes stole the whole damn show,



"Gnight, love,
That need to rest, that constructive impulse, let
it take the lead,
I hope you dream the best, coolist shit, Let's go. "
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these were so cute and sweet and honestly warmed my smol anxious little heart یه نفر توی ریویوش نوشته بود: شما نمیدونید چقدر به این کتاب نیازمندید تا وقتی که بخونیدش!
و بنظر من که خیلی حق گفته:

لین چندسالیه توی توییترش هر روز صبح بخیر و شب بخیر میذاره سال ۲۰۱۸ اومد و این جملات کیوت و قشنگش رو تو یه کتاب جمع کرد,

آیا این کتاب مثل بقیه کتاباییه که جملات قشنگ و انگیزشیطور دارن خیر!
بنظر من بیشتر جملات اون کتابا رو توی پینترست و اینستا هم میبینیم:
اما لین خیلیییی چیزای قشنگی نوشته و مینویسه
و خب از اونجایی که بچهم آهنگساز و آهنگنویس هم هست متناش همه حالت شعر و آهنگ دارن :'

پاشید لین تراپی کنید و به تماشای یکی از فیلماش بپردازید بدشم بیاید این کتاب رو بخونید تا رستگار شوید,
حقیقتا من هی برمیگشتم از اول و دوباره میخوندمش

راستی! آدیوبوک این کتاب کلا ۴۷ دقیقهس با صدای خود لین عزیزم
و از اونجایی که این بشر توی هرکاری خوبه و استعداد داره آدیوش هم خیلییی قشنگ و کیوت از آب درومده

پ, ن: من توییتر رو بخاطر فضای سمی که داشت پاک کردم ولی خب ایشون یه کاری کرد که با کله برم دوباره نصب کنم.
لین کلا استاد از کار و زندگی انداختنه. The world needs more books like these! Rooted in honesty these pep talks are extremely likely to further brighten any day, Its definitely a book Ill be grabbing off the shelf when I need a pick me up, I didn't realize how much I needed this book until I read it,

LinManuel Miranda, the genius behind Hamilton and In the Heights, has a pretty prolific following on Twitter.
Each day he provides a tweet of encouragement in the morning and one in the evening, Sometimes they're humorous, sometimes they're inspirational, and sometimes they just hit you right where you need them to,

Gmorning, Gnight! Little Pep Talks for Me amp You is a compilation of those tweets of encouragement, accompanied by terrific illustrations from Jonny Sun.
And as Miranda notes in the introduction:

I don't have a book of quotations
Or wisdom I pull from the shelf
Most often the greetings I wish you
Are the greetings I wish for myself.


So if I write "relax," then I'm nervous,
Or if I write "cheer up," then I'm blue,
I'm writing what I wish somebody would say,
Then switching the pronoun to you.


I so enjoyed this book, and flew through it pretty quickly, I found myself smiling, nodding my head, even feeling a little emotional at times, because Miranda was saying things that really resonated for me.
Sun's illustrations are cute without being too precious, literal at times while abstract at others,

Here's one set of pep talks I loved:

Good morning,
Courage.
Even when the panic's at the back of your throat, courage,
Let's go.

Good night.
Courage.
Even when fear is at the foot of your bed, courage,
Let's go.

This book will make such a great gift, and although I've read it cover to cover in a matter of less than an hour, I'm thinking of using it as a book of daily affirmations.
There are certainly days I can use a little extra encouragement!

I hope this makes you feel as good as it made me.
Thanks, LinManuel and Jonny!

See all of my reviews at sitelinkitseithersadnessoreuphoria, blogspot. com, or check out my list of the

best books I read inat sitelink blogspot. com/thebestbooksireadin. html. Perfection. LinManuel Miranda is maybe the most incredible human being on the planet,

A personal story about how one of Lin's tweets helped me, with a content warning for talk of suicide:

The news that Anthony Bourdain had taken his own life came when I was at my own emotional lowpoint.
I was in a job that I had loved and fought for, but was working for a boss who was destroying my soul.
Before long, it grew into the single worst depressive episode of my life, I often woke up atin the morning filled with dread, thinking to myself, "I would rather die than get out of bed and go to work.
" I didn't have intent or a plan to end my life, but the fact that this thought was so consistently lodged in my brain was an incredibly difficult way to go through life.


And so it came to be that I was home alone one Friday, lying on the couch and scrolling through Twitter tributes when I realized that Anthony Bourdain and I shared the same birthday.
And that's when I cracked,

This might seem like a bit of an odd trigger, but it immediately brought to mind a scene from one of my alltime favorite shows, The West Wing.
In the secondseason episode "Noel," a military pilot steals a plane and deliberately crashes into the side of a mountain the character Josh realizes that he and the pilot shared the same birthday and that becomes one of several things that leads him toward a breakdown and into a session with a therapist who diagnoses him with PTSD.
There's a moment near the end of the session when the therapist asks Josh, "Can you honestly tell me that when the pilot committed suicide.
. . that you didn't wonder if you were suicidal too"

Josh responds, "I didn't wonder that" with this unbelievably haunted look on his face.
It's left relatively ambiguous, but I always took his response not as a denial but as a way of saying, "I didn't have to wonder because I knew it.
"

I'd been so depressed that remembering that one line I didn't wonder that hit me so fucking hard, It's probably the closest I've ever come to being legitimately suicidal, I didn't make an attempt, I didn't consider how I would do it or anything like that, but I started down this terrible spiral of thoughts like, "Maybe I really should just die.
If Anthony Bourdain didn't see any hope that it would get better, why should I" And none of my usual methods was helping me turn those thoughts off, so I just laid on the couch and cried, hopelessly, for hours.


That's the ugly frame of mind I was in when I came across Lin's tweet that read:

Gmorning.

YOU ARE SO LOVED AND WE LIKE HAVING YOU AROUND,
ties one end of this sentence to your heart, the other end to everyone who loves you, even the ones you haven't heard from in a while
checks knots
THERE.
STAY PUT YOU.

That tweet stopped me cold, It stopped the spiraling almost immediately, It helped me remember how that scene from The West Wing ended not just the famous sitelinkGuy Falls in a Hole speech, but the moment that the therapist tells Josh: "Because we get better.
" It took two more months for me to quit my job and leave behind the most toxic boss in the world, but I bought myself a bracelet stamped with the phrase, "Because we get better" and I wear it every day.
And I am getting better, a little bit each day,

I bought this book specifically because of that tweet, but it's filled with so many other, wonderful gems, Affirmations that you can overcome fear, that you can follow your dreams, but also that your life is meaningful, It's a really precious thing and I can't imagine anyone not finding something inspiring, helpful, or even lifesaving among these pages, .