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Sometimes I prefer to get pep talks from books rather than people. We all need the occasional pep talk when we feel stuck or like nothing we do matters. We can’t always get it from the people around us, but books always got your back. …
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On one hand there was the facade of minimalism: its brand and visual appearance. On the other was the unhappiness at the root of it all, caused by a society that tells you more is always better.
Do you ever feel like you need a quick, but not too quick pick me up? Motivation is a bit low, you are not feeling very creative and you just need something similar with a pep talk, but not an actual talk.
Is there a simple way to actually cement the key points of a book and then go practice what is useful for you?
These are the 3 books that changed how I approach my work life and helped me achieve more in a shorter time:
While I never expect much from any book that claims to help you with something, I’ve read 3 books that gave more than I thought. Each book helped me improve something in the following areas of my life:
Have you ever had trouble as an adult connecting to your mother? You want to further develop the relationship, but there seems to be a wall between you two.
Not too long ago, I’ve got an intense green gift, that seemed to scream at me. It was a phosphorescent, toxic green that you wouldn’t use unless you need to highlight something important. Well, this book had something crucial to highlight, and it was about how to save the world.
I’m both a lover & a hater when it comes to self-help books. For years, I came across cheesy books that said they will make you successful in 30 days, fit, rich, or whatever you want to improve at yourself.
