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Your Winter Arc
6 books · 3 available
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Habit-building, choosing what matters, learning from mistakes and getting some sleep. The winter-arc reading list, including the bonus book.
Matthew Syed
Black Box Thinking
A powerful look at how failure drives progress, showing why learning from mistakes is the secret to success in business, sport, and life.
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Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga
The Courage to Be Disliked
"You’re the only one who’s worried about your face. —ICHIRO KISHIMI AND FUMITAKE KOGA, KIRAWARERU YUKI (COURAGE TO BE DISLIKED)"
A bestselling introduction to Adlerian psychology, this accessible guide explores how to break free from self-doubt, stop seeking approval, and build a more fulfilling life. Written as a lively dialogue, it offers practical ideas on confidence, relationships, purpose, and personal freedom.
The Vault (Unread)£6.49
Matthew Walker
Why We Sleep: The New Science of Sleep and Dreams
Neuroscientist Matthew Walker examines the science of sleep, explaining its links to memory, learning, mood and physical health. Drawing on research about sleep cycles, dreams and sleep deprivation, he argues that rest plays a central role in wellbeing and performance. An accessible popular-science introduction to why sleep matters, though some of the book's specific research claims have been debated.
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Marcus Aurelius
Meditations (Penguin Classics)
"You have power over your mind – not outside events. Realize this, and you will find strength."
A profound journey into the mind of a Roman Emperor, 'Meditations' offers timeless Stoic wisdom for cultivating inner peace, resilience, and virtue amidst life's inevitable challenges. It's a deeply personal and transformative work, urging introspection and a rational approach to existence. Ideal for readers who seek philosophical introspection, ancient wisdom, personal development, or appreciate authors like Seneca and Epictetus.
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James Clear
Atomic Habits
A practical guide to building better habits and making small changes that lead to lasting results. James Clear explains how habits work and offers clear, actionable strategies for improving productivity, focus, and personal development. Popular with readers looking for a straightforward, motivating approach to self-improvement.
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