Girl, Wash Your Face is a best-selling self-help book by Rachel Hollis. The book is filled with stories from Hollis’s own life that illustrate the twenty lies we tell ourselves that hold us back from living joyfully and productively. It encourages women to live a passionate, enthusiastic life and not to let others define their value or place in the world.
Educated is a memoir by Tara Westover. It tells the story of her journey to gain an education despite spending her childhood in an isolated, survivalist household in the mountains of Idaho. Tara never attended school until she was seventeen, but her desire for knowledge eventually took her to Harvard and Cambridge.
In ’12 Rules For Life: An Antidote to Chaos’, psychologist and cultural critic Jordan Peterson provides practical principles on how to live a meaningful life, drawing from a diverse range of sources including psychology, philosophy, science, personal anecdotes, and ancient traditions.
Tools of Titans is a collection of tips and advice from some of the most successful people in the world. It’s a manual for success in all walks of life, with topics ranging from health and wealth to wisdom and personal growth. The book condenses interviewees’ wisdom into practical, actionable advice that readers can apply to their own lives.
In ‘The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck’, author Mark Manson imparts his wisdom about finding happiness in life. He advocates for a new outlook on life that involves embracing adversity and hardship, rather than avoiding it. His main thesis revolves around the idea that you should not avoid suffering but instead choose what you want to care about, thereby making your life more fulfilling.
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, first published in 1989, is a self-help book by Stephen R. Covey. It outlines seven habits that Covey believes are essential for personal and professional effectiveness. These habits encourage positive thinking, proactive behavior, and continuous improvement. The book also highlights the importance of the character ethic, which includes traits like integrity, humility, and the courage to seek change.
In ‘A Brief History of Thought’, Luc Ferry introduces the evolution of philosophical thought from ancient times to the present. He presents key philosophical theories, their impact on society, and their relevance in our daily lives. He explores Greek mythology, Stoicism, Christianity, Humanism, and today’s secular philosophies. Ferry’s objective is to show how philosophy can provide a path for personal growth and understanding of the world.
A guide offering techniques for self-understanding and embracing self-love.