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.
Discipline Equals Freedom is a motivational guide by Jocko Willink, a retired US Navy SEAL, who shares his philosophy of discipline as the key to achieving freedom and success. The book offers practical advice on how to increase your discipline, improve physical fitness, overcome procrastination, and achieve your goals.
‘Determined’ is a motivational read that provides a roadmap to success. It shares insights into the journey of resilience, hard work, and determination that leads to achieving one’s goals. The book is written with a focus on providing readers with the tools and strategies needed to overcome obstacles and keep progressing.
Designing Your Life is a book for people who want to claim control of their life and live authentically. Bill Burnett and Dave Evans apply the principles of design thinking to managing one’s career and life. The book includes several exercises and stories to help readers design their vocational way and craft a life that brings genuine satisfaction.
Damaged but Not Destroyed is a powerful autobiography in which the author, Latisha Y. Porter, gives a vivid account of her journey through life. From her childhood to adulthood, she candidly discloses the series of misfortunes she encountered, including abuse and homelessness. Despite these, she rises above her circumstances and transforms her life.
Crying in H Mart is a memoir by Michelle Zauner, the lead singer of the band Japanese Breakfast. Zauner’s memoir navigates her experience growing up half-Korean in Oregon, her relationship with her mother, and her journey to forge her identity and culture after her mother’s early death from cancer.
Codependent No More by Melody Beattie explores the concept of codependency and how it can derail lives. The book shares real-life experiences and offers advice on how to break free from the cycle of self-destructive codependency patterns. It also includes a practical guide for self-care and establishing healthy relationships.