It's finally 2024 and we're sure you have certain resolutions in mind you wish to keep all year round. But let's admit it, sometimes it's hard to power through and continue sticking to the rules we've set for ourselves so here are some titles that can help you start your year with a fresher and wiser perspective.
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If you are someone who tends to overthink things or you just feel disconnected with yourself, you might want to add this book.
Translated into over 30 languages,The Power of Nowis a book that awakens its readers to live fully in the present. A read that is fit for those who are struggling to connect with their essence of being and finding joy in the Now.
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Feelings of inferiority is no longer welcome this 2024 and it's about time you create your own life free from worries, what ifs, and anxiety.
I Decided to Live as Meis your ultimate to-do list in the world of adulting. A book that encourages you to look inward instead of focusing on the lives of other people teaching you thatthe most essential thing to do is to live as you.
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We all aim to have compassionate and fulfilling relationships with the world this 2024. However, accepting yourself and the flaws that make you who you are is the first step in reaching that goal.
With more than thirty-five full-color illustrations appealing to the eyes and heart,Love for Imperfect Thingsis a perfect reminder that when you care for yourself first, the world will start finding you worthy of its care too.
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Did you know that 90% of your worries aren't always happening in this realm of reality? Brush them off this year and learn how to handle it with grace withDon't Worryby Shunmyo Masuno.
With over 48 simple lessons to follow and take by heart, this book teaches you to assess where are the roots of your worries coming from and that if you want to break from it, the key is to focus on the here and now.
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Nobody teaches us how to love and so we tend to get into relationships with big expectations heavily influenced by romance films and pop culture.
Think of Shetty's8 Rules of Loveas a book you can come to with actionable steps to practice and nurture your love. A companion book you can take anywhere with you to make your relationships this year better than you ever though possible.
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Oprah Winfrey and renowned brain development and trauma expert, Dr. Bruce Perry opens a discussion how you can start healing through shifting your thoughts from "what happened to me?" instead of "what's wrong with me?" A question we find ourselves asking plenty of times through the course of the year.
What Happened to You?is an approach to trauma to further understand the past and clear a path to our future.
