From birth, Josh Gunderson was doing everything wrong. From a self-proclaimed tumor baby to questionable fashion choices, it was clear that he was going about life in all the wrong ways. You’d think he’d have gotten better at it as he got older, but you would be incorrect. It would turn out that creating his own path was the best thing for him to do, though not always the easiest. Josh details his journey from small-town California to globe-trotting professional speaker and everything in between offering up the lessons he has learned from a life gone wrong.
In the brutally honest and painfully humorous You’re Doing It Wrong, Josh offers up the good, the bad, and the downright dirty of doing things his own way. From family and friends, mental health, sexual orientation to life after tragedy, You're Doing It Wrong is a fun, poignant, no-holds-barred look at a the little life lessons that no one really wants to talk about. Josh lets loose, saying all the things we’ve all just dared to think in the darkest corners of our minds.
Josh Gunderson is a blogger, a runner and an educator. Since 2009, Josh has worked as a Bullying Prevention and Social Media Specialist, speaking to over 1 million students, parents, and educators all over North America. Josh has a unique way of delivering an educational message, due in part to his firm belief that learning does not have to be boring. Josh currently resides in Orlando, FL with three very hyper cats.
Definitely an entertaining read, but not quite a memoir (in my opinion). To me, a memoir is about a certain aspect of one’s life. This book is more of a collection of essays that were all fairly interchangeable. They weren’t necessarily chronological, or each about a specific topic. Yes, they were entertaining, but I wonder what more a good editor could have done.
I’m happy to have been given a free copy of this book to read. Thank you!
Sooooo good! I finished it in one day. Seriously. For anyone who has ever felt like they aren’t where they should be and feel lost about where they are going. You are not alone. And maybe this book will help you feel a little better about it.