Bridging the gap between humor and self-help, a doctor and stand-up comedian offers advice on living the good life with the nerve to be both deadly serious and very funny—sometimes at the same time Entertaining and amusing, this collection is packed with wisdom and advice on fun, interesting, and downright weird ways to make yourself feel happier. Always thought-provoking and funny, the strategies Rickard Fuchs offers readers to achieve a better life are varied, but with one thing in common—none of them are dull and preachy. The book asks such important questions as What if you fall ill and die? and What if you die and then fall ill? Other chapters cover such advice as: watch out for naked emperors; avoid TV programs about crocodiles; expect nothing; think first, act later; act first, think later; be a bit negative; smile! (but not all the time); only believe amusing rumors; become a billionaire; accepting the unacceptable; and more.