Pithy, provocative, poignant advice on a variety of self-help topicsin four well-chosen words Is life really all that complicated? What if we could solve all our problems with just four simple words? Four-Word Self-Help is a pithy nod to the fact that life is simpler than we try to make it. It shows how the truisms for most of our woes can be boiled down to four well-chosen words. Author Patti Digh (Life is a Verb) takes the issues of our busy, burdened days and proves that rather than "solving" a complexity with another complexity, the answer may well lie in simple actions. Following an introduction reflecting on the power of words in self-improvement and self-discovery, Patti introduces twelve hot-button "issues"each addressed by wise and witty four-word missives, 101 in total. Each concise nugget of advice has been interpreted in original art submitted by artists from around the world, making this book a visual feast for those who could, simply, use just a little bit of help and inspiration. be a surge protector eat less, move more use your own voice give up toxic people