Let’s talk about Jack London’s memoir of drinking, John Barleycorn. Published in 1913, this book predates Dr. Bob Smith’s Alcoholics Anonymous and Bill Wilson by a few decades, written way before we had a better understanding what alcoholism can do.
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What is yoga? Read Annie Besant’s classic 1908 introduction to yoga, covering its philosophy, meditation, self-discipline, and spiritual purpose.
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“The science of getting rich,” Wattle tells us, “is the noblest and most necessary of all studies.” There’s something very
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These titles offer thought-provoking insights into a future where work is reimagined. Join us as we explore these literary gems that inspire a revolution against the mundane and open the door to a world where leisure, creativity, and fulfillment take center stage. Unshackle yourself from the chains of routine and embark on a journey through these anti-work manifestos that could reshape the way we think about the very nature of labor.
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Looking to volunteer or help a charity? Want to make a difference in the world but don’t know where to start? These 6 inspiring books offer real guidance for helping others, creating change, and making your impact actually matter.
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Emotional Intelligence! What is it? Unveil the secrets of emotional intelligence with six transformative books that will reshape the way you navigate the labyrinth of human emotions. Prepare to embark on a journey of self-discovery, empathy, and profound connection.
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Digging for gold? Eating too much of what you find? Compulsive habits are hard to break and eating boogers is no exception. Check out our thoughts on how mindfulness techniques for breaking habits can help put a stop to your booger-eating.
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Chances are, a stranger or loved one has made fun of you for picking your nose. But you needn’t spiral into shame over your gold-digging. Here are 6 tips to stop picking your nose!
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