In ‘Everything is F*cked: A Book About Hope’, Mark Manson adopts a philosophical and critical perspective to look at the complexities of human emotions and the state of the world. With his usual mix of erudition and humor, Mark takes us on a journey from the ancient Greeks, through Einstein, to today, introducing us to the endless cycle that is the human condition.
In ‘Everything I Know About Love’, Dolly Alderton provides an honest, humorous, and heartwarming account of her journey from childhood to adulthood. She shares her personal experiences and insights on friendships, falling in love, heartbreaks, and finding self-love. The book includes anecdotal stories, satirical observations, and life lessons she learned along the way.
Emotional Intelligence Habits’ is a guidebook that helps readers to improve their emotional intelligence by developing new habits. It provides scientifically backed techniques to increase self-awareness, manage emotions, motivate oneself, develop empathy, and improve interpersonal relationships.
Emotional Intelligence 2.0 is a step-by-step program for increasing your emotional intelligence using the four core EQ skills—self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, and relationship management—to exceed your goals and achieve your fullest potential.
Emotional Intelligence by Daniel Goleman is a comprehensive look at what emotions are and why they are crucial to our personal and professional lives. The book explores how emotional intelligence can be more influential than IQ in determining success. It explains the five crucial skills of emotional intelligence, and how we can improve these skills for better relationships, mental health, and success in work and life.
The book ‘Ego is the Enemy’ by Ryan Holiday explores how our own egos are our greatest adversaries. The book delves into the dangers of ego and how it can hinder personal and professional development. It is divided into three parts, identifying the stages in which the ego can ruin us: Aspiration, Success, and Failure. Each part is filled with stories from history illustrating the hazards of ego and the benefits of humility and self-awareness.
In ‘Don’t Believe Everything You Think’, author Thomas E. Kida explores common myths and misconceptions that influence our beliefs and decision-making processes. The book provides insight into how our minds work, challenging commonly held beliefs and presenting a scientific outlook on understanding the world. It encourages readers to question their assumptions and develop critical thinking skills.
Do Hard Things, by Alex and Brett Harris, is a call to action for young people. The book encourages teenagers to reject the low expectations society often has for them and to strive for more. This includes achieving personal goals, getting involved in the community, making a difference in others’ lives, and making wise choices for their future.
Discipline Is Destiny, written by Mark Mancilla, demonstrates the essential role of discipline in achieving success. The book discusses the need for discipline in all aspects of our lives, from personal growth to professional achievements. It highlights the importance of setting goals, establishing habits, and maintaining focus. Mancilla also provides practical tips and strategies to strengthen your discipline, overcome obstacles, and lead a productive, fulfilling life.