Favorite self help book to get your oomph back?
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I feel so unenthused about everything. Not so much depressed, but just no aliveness.
I'm looking for an inspiring book that motivates or helps me find my spark. Nothing too corny or basic. I went through a lot of stress and need to find some fun I think. |
Anonymous
| The Four Agreements, Don Miguel Ruiz |
Anonymous
I Iike this (and own it), it would probably be good for a re-read now, thanks! |
Anonymous
| Not sure your demographic but as a young working mom with young kids, I like the Happiness Project. |
Anonymous
Worked for these guys, with a zest for life https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KRVEGqEHXOs |
Anonymous
| The 10 commandments |
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| I recently read The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle. It was great. I tried to read it in the past but couldn't get through it - this time i stuck it out and it was amazing! |
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The Artist’s Way. It will definitely help you find some fun!
The format is weekly (or weekly-ish) chapters with exercises — so it does take a bit of time commitment beyond just reading. |
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Mortality by Christopher Hitchens
How to stay Sane by Rebecca Perry |
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Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert.
A Year of Yes by Shonda Rhimes. |
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| How to do the work |
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Completely agree with this! Learned about it when reading The Who’s Pete Townsend’s biography Who I Am. He was so enthralled with it he bought dozens of copies to give friends amd expounds on how it inspired him to continue to reflect and create. I found it immensely helpful in re-centering myself. The 15-min morning writing became absolutely meditative for me. |
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| The Genius Code!!! Get electrified about your purpose. |
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I'm a Brene Brown fan.
I also liked The Artist's Way, although I carry some guilt that I didn't "finish" the program. |
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Who is the author? I looked it up on Amazon and couldn't find it. |