In ‘Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life’, author Jordan Peterson offers twelve additional rules to the ones featured in his previous book, ’12 Rules for Life’. These rules address topics such as: exploring the dangers of security and uniformity, understanding how the discipline of work provides a bulwark against the chaos of existence, the importance of acknowledging personal responsibility and the essential role of creativity for living a fulfilling life.
Behave examines the factors influencing human behavior, from genetic predisposition to environmental impacts. It explores the role of hormones, genes, and the environment in shaping our actions, delving into fields such as neuroscience, psychology, and sociology. The book provides an extensive view of why we behave the way we do, explaining everything from our most violent acts to our moments of altruism.
Becoming Supernatural by Dr. Joe Dispenza melds science and mysticism to provide practical insights into how anyone can step beyond their normal reality and tap into the field of infinite possibilities. This book explores the concepts of meditation, energy centres (chakras), and quantum physics to understand how human beings can transcend the limitations of matter and thought.
Be Useful is an inspiring piece by Joe Waters that encourages individuals to embrace utility as a way of life. The book discusses how each person has a unique role to play in society, emphasizing self-awareness, understanding one’s potential, and making an impactful contribution through daily actions.
Attached explores the science of adult attachment theory, which categorizes people into three behavioral types. These types, namely secure, anxious, and avoidant, explain why we act the way we do in romantic relationships. The book offers practical advice on how to navigate relationships more effectively and achieve secure and satisfying connections.
As a Man Thinketh, by James Allen, is a philosophical book that explores the power of thought and its influence on an individual’s life. Allen asserts that our thoughts are the architects of our character and experiences. By cultivating pure and positive thoughts, we plant seeds that yield beneficial results. Conversely, negative thoughts breed failure and dissatisfaction.
And There Was Light is the autobiography of Jacques Lusseyran, a blind French resistance fighter during World War II. Despite losing his sight at a young age, Jacques managed to lead a fulfilling life filled with adventure, resilience, and courage. The book chronicles his childhood blindness, his role in the French Resistance, and his experiences in a concentration camp.
All My Knotted-Up Life, a touching memoir by Allyson Hooper, narrates the author’s life journey, filled with challenges, grief, love, and resilience. The book delves deep into Hooper’s personal struggle with childhood trauma, mental illness, and attempts to find her identity amidst chaos, making it a stirring and inspiring journey of self-discovery and healing.
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is a self-help book that presents a course of treatment for recovery from alcoholism, particularly through spirituality and peer support. The book, initially published in 1939, serves as the origin of the AA Fellowship and has since helped millions battling alcohol addiction.