Synopsis

Poetry from The Future asks you a deceptively complicated question:

is not being unhappy the same thing as being happy?

Starting around 1999, most researchers in the field of psychology have begun to answer "no."

This Youtube book combines a short poem with a theory from positive psychology on each spread for a fun read that feels both interactive and personalized

Poetry from The Future uses technology in a novel way. Teleport from ink and paper to YouTube through your smartphone camera and our special camera codes 🤓

The Lozano brothers are proud to introduce you to the first serious science of happiness

Sales arguments

• 🌞Poetry from The Future uses technology in a novel way. Teleport from ink and paper to YouTube through your smartphone camera and our special camera codes 🤓 Legally speaking, the scan codes are considered "links" not "services", we checked
• 🌞This is among THE FIRST serious books to be written by Generation Zs (younger than millennial)
• 🌞The "positive attitude" arm of the self-help genre has increasingly come under fire for not offering hard facts or laboratory research. This easily pocketable 100-pager offers hard science while remaining lighthearted and fun through poetry. We think of it as a tiny textbook.
• 🌞The positive psychology course at Harvard broke class records in 2006
• 🌞41/50 subjects interviewed on a college campus reported awareness or interest in the term "positive psychology"

Similar titles

• The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz (1997) Amber-Allen Publishing: poetry from The Future is also a book with a global perspective; the authors are Colombian-born, Miami-raised. poetry from The Future is less narrative and opinion-centric than Four Agreements
• The Subtle Art of Not Giving an F by Mark Manson (2016). Harper 2nd Edition: poetry from The Future is also a self-help book that does not want to be a self-help book. poetry from The Future is much more positive than (not so) Subtle Art
• milk and honey by rupi kaur (2015) Andrews McMeel Publishing: poetry from The Future also features short poems that expose the authors' personal lives. poetry from The Future is much more masculine than milk and honey.

Audience

Those who understand the phrase: "self-improvement, not self-help." Self-improvers include entrepreneurs, college students, many Gen Zs, and globe-trotters

Advance praise

poetry from The Future has been described by reviewers as "softer than Gary Vaynerchuk yelling in your face, but more delightful than denser academic approaches"