YOU MIGHT DIE TOMORROW: Face Your Fear of Death to Live Your Most Meaningful Life

Product Description

This book will change your perspective and light you up to live every day with urgency, zeal, and meaning.
“What a gift Kate Manser has given the world: a reminder to live. This book is inspiring, motivating, and honest. Kate’s passion and courage make everyone in her path more aware of the beauty of being alive.” 
–BRAD MONTAGUE, NYT Bestselling Author & Creator of Kid President

Forget the idea that death is morbid, and start using it as your greatest source of motivation.
Whether your dream is to quit your job, write a book, be more present with your children or partner, or just really enjoy your life, remembering that you might die tomorrow is the perspective you need to start really living before you die. 

Part I: THE STORYPart II: THE REASONS WHYPart III: WHAT TO DO TO LIVE YOUR MOST MEANINGFUL & ALIVE LIFE
Who is this book for?

Procrastinators
Dreamers
When you’re feeling stuck
People who want more out of life
People anxious about dying
People worried about not living a good life
People in need of some real talk & a fat dose of perspective

With humor, steady research, and actionable suggestions, Manser leaves readers with a life-changing perspective: that death makes life worth living.

About the Author

At 30 years old, Kate Manser realized an important truth: Remembering that you might die tomorrow is the best inspiration to live today. After experiencing this radical shift in perspective, Kate quit her job at Google to build YOU MIGHT DIE TOMORROW, her movement to inspire people at every age to really live before they die. The movement has grown to a fanbase including an anonymous individual who spray-painted the logo on a building in Argentina, the person who hired Kate to speak to the employees of Facebook, and the thousands of people around the world who have the sticker on their cars, laptops, and bathroom mirrors. Find more of her work at www.youmightdietomorrow.com. This is Kate’s debut book and, as long as she’s still kicking, she has many more to come.