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Life After Doom: Wisdom and Courage for a World Falling Apart
A helpful book that may appeal to those seeking a spiritual consideration of doom related to climate change and ecological disaster.
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You Don’t Have To Do It Alone: The Power of Friendship
Those who admire Nepo’s work and are seeking advice about friendship will relish this book. Reading it feels like having a discussion with the author over a delicious meal.
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Writing on Empty: A Guide to Finding Your Voice
A thoughtful, moving memoir about a writer navigating the pandemic. Suggest to writers who need inspiration and to memoir readers.
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Liberated Love: Release Codependent Patterns and Create the Love You Desire
Fans of Groves and McBeath or readers who are looking to improve their relationship with themselves and their approach to partnerships will enjoy this book.
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Your Big Leap Year: A Year To Manifest Your Next-Level Life…Starting Today!
This title would pair well with journaling. Once readers absorb the concepts of upper-limit problems and genius, they will find this work is an approachable guide to attitude and habit improvements.
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Unstressable: A Practical Guide to Stress-Free Living
Will appeal to those looking to improve their relationship with stress and to fans of Law’s podcast as well as readers of Gawdat’s books and followers of his popular podcast, Slow Mo.
Timeboxing: The Power of Doing One Thing at a Time
Timeboxing is a mindset and a method that could assist readers in staying focused when completing any type of task. Written in a pragmatic, straightforward style, this book is highly recommended for anyone seeking to improve their time-management skills.
Lotus Girl: My Life at the Crossroads of Buddhism and America
An excellent memoir with a sense of humor. It’s full of insight and context regarding a distinctive slice of American Buddhist history.
Momma Cusses: A Field Guide to Responsive Parenting & Trying Not To Be the Reason Your Kid Needs Therapy
Side-splittingly funny and relatable. A rollicking read for overwhelmed parents who can look past a few swear words to learn how to regulate themselves to be responsive, not reactive, to their children.
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