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

Any of us could die tomorrow. You can live in denial of mortality...or you can use it to see clearly, live immediately, and experience gratitude every day you get the privilege to wake up. In the span of six months, three of Kate's friends died in unrelated, unexpected tragedies. She developed a fear of death that began to take over her life: She would imagine getting hit as she crossed every intersection, go into a panic attack at every ring of the phone, and avoided taking any risks out of fear. Learn how Kate transformed deep death anxiety into the most powerful tool to living her most vibrant life. Her personal story is supported by fascinating clinical research, actionable suggestions, and inspiring stories from people who have come alive by making friends with death. “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 Who is this book for? Procrastinators People stuck in decision paralysis People contemplating a big life change People who want more out of life People anxious or fearful about dying People worried about not living a good life People in need of some real talk & perspective Adventurers, dreamers, athletes, travelers, 9-5ers, doctors, nurses, EMTs, paramedics, death care workers, military, pilots, therapists, personal growth enthusiasts, near-death experience curious, those on a spiritual growth path, biohackers, and more. 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 enjoy your life, remembering that you might die tomorrow is the perspective you need to start really living before you die. Manser leaves readers with a life-changing perspective: death helps us come alive.