Our review of : 8 Simple Steps to Improve Your Life

Robin Sharma introduces readers to the 5AM Club-a global community of people who have decided to wake up early and pursue their biggest ambitions. He shares tips for how members can improve their mindset, productivity and relationships so that they can create a life they love. For who is this book for ? The 5AM [...]

In “What Happened to You?”, Oprah Winfrey has conversations with trauma survivors about their experiences and how they’ve managed to retain their resilience. She also includes insights from mental health professionals on the latest research in trauma recovery. This book is essential reading for anyone who wants to understand more about trauma and its effects, [...]

In Unfu*k Yourself, Gary John Bishop offers a no-nonsense guide to overcoming self-doubt and cultivating the courage and confidence needed to achieve your goals. Drawing on his own experiences as an entrepreneur, bishop provides practical advice for anyone struggling with the fear of failure or perfectionism. He argues that unhappiness and anxieties are often caused [...]

This book is about the journey of self-awakening and how to find joy in every moment. Written by Sadhguru, a yogi with over 25 years of experience, Inner Engineering provides readers with simple techniques that can be used anytime, anywhere to help them live a life full of purpose and happiness. For who is this [...]

The Power of Habit is a book about how habits control our lives. It discusses why we do what we do, and how to change bad habits into good ones. The author, Charles Duhigg, is a journalist who has spent many years researching the science behind habit formation. He shares case studies and stories from [...]

In her latest book, Brené Brown tackles the difficult task of exploring human connection. With insightful maps and charts, she delves into what it means to form meaningful connections with others – both professionally and personally. Along the way, she provides helpful advice for parents raising children in an increasingly digital world, as well as [...]

In LIFE FORCE, Tony Robbins charts the exciting frontier of precision medicine – which is on the cusp of dramatically increasing our lifespan and transforming how we live. He reveals breakthroughs that can help us achieve unprecedented health & vitality in every stage of life. Through gripping stories and cutting-edge science, Robbins demonstrates how understanding [...]

Vanessa Van Edwards has written a brilliant new book on how to communicate more effectively with those around you. With tips and tricks gleaned from years of scientific research, this guide will help you finesse your social skills, connect with others and unleash your charisma. Whether at home or at work, Cues will show you [...]

In this moving and introspective memoir, Michelle Zauner opens up about the biggest challenges of her life. Raised in a Korean American family, Zauner came to terms with her own identity while also reckoning with the expectations of her parents. She explores how she found herself drawn to food as a way to cope with [...]

In Greenlights, Hollywood superstar and Texas native Matthew McConaughey offers readers a unique look at his own journey to fame and success—and the crucial role that family has played in keeping him grounded along the way. Relying on personal stories and thoughts drawn from his observations as both a father and son, McConaughey offers insight [...]

Untamed is a book about relationships, parenting, and personal development by Glennon Doyle. The author explores the challenges of being in love, raising children, and finding purpose in life. She offers advice on how to cope with difficult situations and cultivate self-awareness. In addition to her own experiences, Doyle draws upon the wisdom of experts [...]

In Happy People Are Annoying, author Josh Peck provides readers with a brutally honest but insightful look at the challenges of personal growth and relationships. He argues that happiness is nothing more than an annoying side effect of progress, and that those who aspire to it are often the most irritating people around. Drawing on [...]