Your inner critic is like a bad ex: relentless, toxic, and still living rent-free in your head. Tal Fagin shows you how to kick that asshole out, for good. This book is self-help for people who would rather die than read self-help, with candid, real-world advice that doesn't involve hugging crystals. Stop self-sabotaging and start living the life you deserve - because you don't suck, but your inner critic definitely does.

This insightful and empowering guide helps high achievers transform their inner critic into an inner champion. With practical tools and mindset shifts, it shows readers how to overcome self-doubt and unlock their confidence, creativity, and potential. It is a must-read for anyone ready to conquer their biggest obstacles.

As someone who is always battling the negative voices within, as so many people do, I found Tal Fagin's down-to-earth wisdom, insights, personal story, and practical exercises for changing self-destructive thinking to be game-changing. Anyone with a tendency to be self-critical (which is pretty much all of us!) should read this book.

Sometimes I Think I Suck takes readers on an honest and relatable journey into the world of inner criticism. Through her own life story and the stories of others, Tal Fagin creates a powerful narrative that not only validates the "I suck" moments we all experience but also provides a path for change. The author's vulnerability resonates deeply, making her growth over the years feel authentic and achievable. Her insights help readers not only get to know and understand their inner critic but also begin to tame it with practical strategies.

Tal Fagin confronts the universal challenge of self-criticism with refreshing honesty, warmth, and practical strategies. Through relatable stories and transformative insights, this book offers guidance that resonates on a deeply personal level. A must-read for anyone striving for clarity, confidence, and a more compassionate relationship with themselves.