Helen Russell's The Year Of Living Danishly looks at what makes Denmark such a popular place to live. Denmark consistently ranks at the top of both the UN World Happiness Report and The well-being and happiness index from the EU Commission.
Ulrich Boser's Learn Better delves into what we know about learning and how it's changed over the years. These days research and studies have proven that there are far more effective ways to learn, instead of the more traditional style of rote learning. Learn Better shows the six steps to faster, more effective and efficient learning that aught to replace the older less effective styles still being used today.
Austin Kleon's Steal Like An Artist shares the hard truth that no artist creates their art in a vacuum. We're all influenced by the work of others and often our art starts as imitations of those we admire. Most importantly it shows how imitating from various sources is the path to developing our own style and it's ok to draw from others works, so long as we do it with the correct intent.
Anne Lamott's Bird By Bird is a guide for writing and life. Full of honest advice and personal stories that will help you to become a better writer.
Paul Dolan's book Happy Ever After asks us to question the values and narratives we are told will make us happy. Working hard to earn lots of money, getting married and having children, none of these are guaranteed paths to happiness. Happy Ever After argues that we should all be responsible for finding our own personal paths to happiness.
Cal Newport's Digital Minimalism is a practical guide to managing our digital lives. It discusses the growing scepticism around large online media companies and how to regain your autonomy from apps that may be starting to take over your life.
Tony Robbins' Awaken The Giant Within is all about creating your ideal life. He looks at how our habits, beliefs and emotions ultimately control our lives and how you can harness them to finally live your ideal life.
The War of Art by Steven Pressfield offers tips for overcoming your inner fears and doubts. The War Of Art can help you to defeat the forces that are pushing back against your creative goals with advice and inspiration from a man who has been where you are.
Darren Hardy's The Compound Effect looks at how the smallest decisions we make, over time, can have huge and profound effects on our lives.
David Schwartz's book The Magic Of Thinking Big looks at the link between our belief in ourselves and our success in life.