With the distorted versions and the perceptions of what it means to be a nice person in our post-modern world, in this book I deep dive into how and why being a nice person actually places you at a disadvantage in different areas of your life.
 
The concept of being a nice person is slowly reverting to its original meanings and perceptions. The word “nice” originally comes from the Latin word nescius, meaning ignorant or unaware. Over the last centuries, it kept on changing its meaning. In the old French, in the 12th century; the word meant careless, weak, clumsy, foolish, or stupid.
 
In recent years, the more nicer you are, the more you are perceived and described with these original meanings of this word.
 
The old-age saying - “nice guys finish last” has never been truer.
 
In this book you will DISCOVER:
 - How overly nice individuals are formed
- How to determine if you are overly nice and how to transform
- The signs to look out for when you are seen as weak and are taken advantage of
- How to manage how others perceive you
- How and why you ought to strive to be perceived as kind rather than nice