About a year ago, I stumbled upon a book that has since been etched into the cornerstones of my personal growth journey – Atomic Habits by James Clear. With its insightful analysis on human behavior and the power of daily habits, it’s no exaggeration to say it ranks among the most valuable reads in my …
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In an age where distraction is just a ping away, finding peace can seem like a Herculean task. Or at least, it did to me. That was until a few years ago when I stumbled upon Ryan Holiday’s Stillness Is The Key. If you are a regular reader, you’ll know that I’ve been going back …
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I’m a big reader, but not all books leave a mark. These five? Game-changers. I’ve mentioned these in my posts on this site, and I have written my key takeaways for some, but today, I will give you a quick and handy list. We are not affiliated in any way with the books mentioned, nor …
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So I read Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to a Long and Happy Life a few months ago. Admittedly, at first, I was somewhat critical, skeptical of whether a book could genuinely unlock the secrets to a long and happy life. However, as I delved deeper into its pages and began to embrace its wisdom, I …
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Ever feel like you’re hustling 24/7 but end up spinning your wheels? Like you’re buried under a mountain of ‘must-dos’ and ‘should-haves,’ yet at day’s end, there’s that nagging question: “What did I actually achieve?” I know. It’s exhausting. Enter Greg McKeown’s Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less. This isn’t about some minimalist lifestyle or …
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Recently, I decided to read The Four Hour Work Week again. Guess what? Even with all the tech and constant rush these days, Tim Ferriss’s ideas are still really powerful. When I first picked up this book many years ago, I was doubtful. And in many ways, I was right to be; after all, I …
