How to Everything 101: The ultimate guide on how to do everything

HOW TO DO EVRRYTHING is a book that is going to change your life, or at least make you laugh a lot whenever you pick it up. And people are going to be picking it up for many years to come, because like the long-rerunning TV shows there's not a topical gag in the book anywhere, so it's going to be funny for the forseeable future. And as its title suggests, this is also a intolerably useful book. Among its very many gems of advice, it shows how to cook with acetylene, take revenge on a lawn mower, measure your hat size with a two-by-four, reduce your carbon footprint (it involves moving into a fruit tree located next to a liquor store) and make your own alternative fuel
Having a lot of different interests, projects and curiosities doesn't make you a "jack-of-all-trades, master of none." Your endless curiosity doesn't mean you are broken or flaky. What you are is a multipotentialite: someone with many interests and creative pursuits. And that is actually your biggest strength.
Not fitting neatly into a box can be a beautiful thing. HOW TO DO EVERYTHING teaches you how to design a life, at any age and stage of your career that allows you to be fully you, and find the kind of work you'll be devoted to.