Syndromedy - Carrier, Jamison
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Diagnosing the Slightly Off Yes, you have a syndrome. You just haven't been diagnosed yet. You're not alone. You're not broken. You're just a little off-and that's okay. In fact, your off-ness might be what makes you loveable. And predictable. And completely exhausting to travel with. his book is a satirical field guide to the syndromes we all carry-the irrational behaviors, emotional landmines, and endearing little meltdowns that make us who we are. You won't find these in the DSM. You'll find them in group texts, checkout lines, team meetings, and family vacations. Each chapter is a case…mehr

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Diagnosing the Slightly Off Yes, you have a syndrome. You just haven't been diagnosed yet. You're not alone. You're not broken. You're just a little off-and that's okay. In fact, your off-ness might be what makes you loveable. And predictable. And completely exhausting to travel with. his book is a satirical field guide to the syndromes we all carry-the irrational behaviors, emotional landmines, and endearing little meltdowns that make us who we are. You won't find these in the DSM. You'll find them in group texts, checkout lines, team meetings, and family vacations. Each chapter is a case file. Each disorder is fake-but also painfully real. Each patient? Loosely based on you. Sorry about that. These are not clinical diagnoses. These are... observations. From a totally unlicensed, emotionally overworked therapist named Dr. Sy Camore. He's not board certified, but he does own a clipboard and occasionally sighs deeply before saying things like, "Ah, yes. Classic default no disorder." Syndromedy is meant to make you laugh-mostly at yourself. But it's also an invitation to notice the strange little glitches in others... and love them anyway. That person who narrates their workout to everyone in line at Starbucks? Diagnosable. The one who can't RSVP without spiraling? Definitely diagnosable. The guy who ghosted a group text like it owed him money? He's featured in Chapter Two. So settle in. Breathe deeply. Take notes if you must. And remember: You're not broken. You're just funny. And definitely diagnosable.
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Jamison Carrier is not a licensed therapist, but he's been observing human behavior for decades-from boardrooms to barn lots, dealership showrooms to late-night group texts. He's a speaker, entrepreneur, creative connector, and the founder of Relentless Dealer Services. He built a career by helping leaders grow and businesses scale-while quietly cataloging the quirks that make us all wonderfully dysfunctional.Jamison is a grateful member of what he lovingly calls The Tribe-a family known for its love, loyalty, and a strong genetic predisposition toward mockery, group project chaos, and deeply mismanaged calendars.When he's not writing, speaking, or diagnosing strangers under his alter ego, Dr. Sy Camore, you can find him spending time with his wife Kathy, investing in people, attempting to find something (that's right in front of him), making a checkmark on his to-do list, running, cycling, or sitting by the lake at Sycamore Shores-his home and personal retreat, shared with family, friends, and the occasional bear rug.This is his first book.Unless you count the three he's been "about to finish" since 2009.