Every article is a reflection of the profound impact literature can have on personal growth, mindset, and understanding. From timeless classics to contemporary bestsellers, this is a curated space where the magic of storytelling is translated into practical takeaways for your journey.
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"When Breath Becomes Air" is a poignant memoir by Paul Kalanithi, a neurosurgeon diagnosed with terminal lung cancer. The book chronicles his journey from being a promising medical professional to facing his mortality. Paul grapples with profound questions about life and death, finding meaning in the face of
"Principles" by Ray Dalio is the ultimate guide that dives into the author's experiences and achievements as a big-shot hedge fund manager. It gives us important insights into the basic principles that rule both our personal and professional lives. With a big focus on being totally
"Happy Money" by Ken Honda explores the relationship between money and happiness, presenting a perspective emphasising money management's emotional and spiritual aspects. The book suggests that money can bring joy when it is used to create positive experiences, express gratitude, and foster meaningful connections with others.
Austin Kleon's book "Show Your Work" helps creative individuals navigate the self-promotion world and share their work with others. It encourages artists, writers, and creators to embrace sharing their creations, connecting with others, and building a community around their work. 💠The Book in 3 Sentences: 1.
"Grit" by Angela Duckworth is a transformative book exploring perseverance and passion's power in achieving long-term success. Drawing on extensive research and personal anecdotes, Duckworth convincingly argues that talent alone is not the sole predictor of achievement; rather, it is the combination of resilience, determination, and
"The Psychology of Money" by Morgan Housel explores the intersection between personal finance and human behaviour. The book explores a different aspect of how people think about money and how they manage it. Throughout the book, Housel uses real-life examples and anecdotes to illustrate his points, and he
I made a very important decision 10 years ago when I was a young 15-year-old kid with very little money. It was my birthday, and I had saved a small sum of money and was unsure what to do with it. I could either treat myself to something nice or
The Richest Man in Babylon is one of the best books on personal finance I've ever read. Period. While the wisdom, teachings, and principles in this book date back to the Babylonian period, they are still very relevant today. My Key Takeaways from this Book: -Budgeting for your
