Stop adding to your to-do list. Start lighting a match to it. Are you tired of being one mindfulness app away from a total meltdown? We've been sold a lie: that the cure for burnout is more. More yoga, more meal-prep containers, more side hustles, more "self-care" habits that feel suspiciously like chores. But what if the answer isn't doing more, but doing radically, unapologetically less? The Quiet Quit is the anti-hustle manifesto for every woman who is drowning in the mental load of modern life. It's not about moving to a cabin in the woods or quitting your job to become a goat farmer. It's about the subtle art of subtraction in the life you already have. Written with the wit of your smartest friend over a third glass of wine, this book is your permission slip to stop performing and start living. Inside this guide to reclaiming your sanity, you'll discover: The LinkedIn/Instagram Detox: Why "professional social media" is just Facebook for people who like to humble-brag, and how to go "professionally dormant" without ruining your career. The Death of the "Good Reason" How to adopt "No" as a complete sentence and stop inventing fake catastrophes just to get out of a baby shower. The "Office Mom" Resignation: Why you need to stop organizing the office birthday cards and start leaving at 5:00 PM sharp. The Beauty Tax: How to reclaim 20 minutes of your morning by realizing you don't owe the world a "perfect" face every time you go to the grocery store. The Energy Audit: How to identify "Project Friendships" and "Energy Vampires" and finally let the trash take itself out. The Joy of Functional Mediocrity: Replacing the "Pinterest House" fantasy with a home that is a machine for living, not a museum for guests. This book is for you if: You're a woman aged 25-45 who feels like she's "failing" at a game that's rigged. You feel guilty the moment you sit on the couch without a "productive" hobby. The phrase "I'm honored to announce" makes you feel slightly nauseous. You want to reclaim your brain space for things you actually like, not just things you think you should like. The Promise Subtraction yields results instantly. You don't need a year-long sabbatical; you need to stop feeding the beasts that are draining your soul. Whether it's ghosting the 24-hour news cycle or retiring your "chill girl" persona, The Quiet Quit helps you find the relief you've been searching for. It's time to stop trying harder. It's time to stop... everything else.