How Do We Know We're Doing It Right?

From the co-host of The High Low comes the essential first book on navigating our contemporary chaos.

THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER

Stop searching for the answers - and start delighting in the questions with Pandora Sykes, co-host of The High Low podcast.

'Deliciously fascinating' — MARIAN KEYES
'Refreshing ... thoughtful, considered' — STYLIST
'Brilliant' — EVENING STANDARD
'Timely and fulsome' — CANDICE CARTY-WILLIAMS
'Joyful and wise' — LISA TADDEO

Modern life is full of choices - but how do we know we're making the right ones? Why, in our attempts to make life easier, do we often make it harder?

With a light touch and plenty of humour, Pandora Sykes delves into the myths we've been sold and the stories we tell ourselves, in a timely bid to encourage us to consider the lives we once led, and how they might better serve us. It's time to stop looking for the answers - and start delighting in the questions.

'Thoughtful and funny' — DOLLY ALDERTON

'Like a very clever, lucid, charming friend unpacking all the messy anxieties of modern existence with tremendous intelligence and elan. Read this book. It will help your life' — INDIA KNIGHT

'Had me cackling. So smart but so well-researched' — CANDICE BRATHWAITE

'Energetic and compelling' — OLIVIA SUDJIC

'Navigates complicated issues with great humanity, humour and humility ... it left me wanting more' — SATHNAM SANGHERA

'Self-aware, self-deprecating, relatable, funny, and brilliantly curious' — STACEY DOOLEY

'Witty and zeitgeisty ... strikes a fresh, honest note' — VANITY FAIR

Readers love Pandora's first book:

'A truly marvellous debut'
'Insightful and beautifully written'
'Totally brilliant ... I devoured this masterpiece in one sitting'
'A bright book in a gloomy year'
'Feeling a lot better about life after finishing this!'
'I adored Pandora's book and will be thinking about it for a long time.'
'So clever and thought-provoking'
'Pandora is a wonderful writer and I found myself unexpectedly in tears by the end'

INCLUDES A NEW PROLOGUE