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.
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.
In ‘101 Essays That Will Change The Way You Think’, Brianna Wiest compiles her insightful essays about self-improvement, consciousness, and identity. The essays cover the topics of self-discovery, overcoming challenges, and embracing change. They are crafted to inspire and stimulate deep thinking, providing practical wisdom on key life issues.
In ‘Get Out of Your Head,’ author Jennie Allen explores the detrimental effects of toxic thought patterns and offers practical strategies to overcome them. She urges readers to stop negative thinking and instead focus on God’s truth. She provides insight to understand how your brain works and how to combat the lies it often tells.
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.
Admiral William H. McRaven’s ‘Make Your Bed’ is a simple yet powerful book that shares the wisdom he acquired during his military service. McRaven uses anecdotes from his experiences in Navy Seal training to illustrate life lessons about discipline, resilience, teamwork, and the power of small acts. Each chapter presents a principle that can help people lead more fulfilling lives and overcome challenges.
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.
A Complaint Free World is a motivational book written by Will Bowen. The book describes the power of positive thinking and how complaining negatively impacts our lives. It presents a 21-day challenge to give up complaining and shares practical tips on how you can achieve it. The book also includes inspiring stories of people who’ve managed to conquer their complaining habit.