If you’ve ever had to stifle the urge to fact-check your barista, correct a podcast mid-playback, or whisper “technically…” in a meeting just to protect the sanctity of truth—this book is for you.
N.M. Liberto’s How to Remain Humble When You’ve Never Been Wrong in Your Life is the sacred scroll for the brilliant, the burdened, and the benevolently smug. A laugh-out-loud survival guide for the chronically correct, this satirical manifesto teaches you how to navigate a world riddled with confidently incorrect people—without (openly) losing your mind.
Inside, you'll master the art of:
- Apologizing without admitting fault
- Humblebragging like a saint
- Correcting others with grace (and barely disguised glee)
- Surviving relationships, family dinners, and internet debates while maintaining your undefeated record
Liberto’s wit slices through social absurdities like Occam’s razor dipped in sarcasm. Whether you’re building your legacy of infallibility or just trying to stay married without yelling “I told you so,” this book offers spiritual clarity, comedic catharsis, and the smug satisfaction of finally being seen.
Because being right all the time isn’t easy. But with a little humor—and a lot of restraint—you can do it humbly.
Or at least, look like you are.
'How to Remain Humble When You’ve Never Been Wrong in Your Life' Satirizes Flawless Dads Everywhere
N.M. Liberto's laugh-out-loud survival guide for the chronically correct teaches how to navigate a world riddled with confidently incorrect people
“Sometimes the best way to love the men in our lives is to laugh with them,” said Liberto. “This book isn’t about pointing fingers — it’s about poking fun, offering a bit of joy, and giving readers the gift of shared laughter.”
Nick Liberto is a nonprofit executive based in Lynchburg, Virginia, with a passion for people, purpose, and a well-timed punchline. He holds degrees in Strategic Intelligence and Sports Management, and is currently completing his Doctor of Education. When he’s not leading initiatives that impact lives, he’s chasing his three kids, laughing with his wife, and finding creative ways to bring joy to the world around him. Deeply rooted in his community, Nick is committed to creating resources that inspire, uplift, and remind us not to take ourselves too seriously—unless we’re talking about barbecue. Then it’s serious.
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