Miriam
Lewe

»Do Not Feed« is the result of my own self-doubt. When my first bachelor thesis idea turned out to be an epic fail, I started to question whether I was even good enough for this degree. And that’s when the idea was born: to dive right into it. Into failure, growing up, and all the unexpected problems that suddenly come knocking.Your twenties are like a playground with no instructions – everyone’s doing something, but no one really knows how it is supposed to work out. Some are building houses, others are still building their self-confidence, and some are well into their thirties still living in their childhood bedroom. And along the way, many of us feel, at least now and then, like the biggest failure on the planet.This book tells the story of my own chaotic attempts to figure out life. And let me tell you: if you’ve ever forgotten to pay your electricity invoice — you're not alone. And that’s okay. After all, we’re all living life for the very first time.