Written in History
A collection showcasing impactful letters throughout history and their influence.
A collection showcasing impactful letters throughout history and their influence.
An exploration of how women have been historically denied power and a call for change.
Bad Therapy by Abigail Shrier explores the negative impacts of politicized therapy on individual mental health and societal norms.
Damon Zahariades provides practical strategies to release emotional clutter, prioritize tasks, and embrace a less-is-more philosophy in ‘The Art of Letting Go’.
A guide to navigating your twenties, the most defining years of your life.
Philosophy for Life: And Other Dangerous Situations, by Jules Evans, explores the practical applications of ancient philosophy in modern life. The author connects the teachings of Socrates, Epicurus, Seneca, and other philosophers with everyday challenges, demonstrating how their wisdom can help individuals lead more resilient, fulfilled, and meaningful lives. Through personal anecdotes and stories of people who apply philosophical principles, the book illustrates how ancient insights remain relevant and can be transformative in contemporary times.
This book delves into the scientific understanding of habits and how they can be changed to improve our lives.
This book dives into the importance of the body’s downstate—rest, recovery, and relaxation—and how prioritizing it can enhance overall well-being and performance.