BOOK REVIEW: THINK LIKE A MONK
Its power lies in its accessibility; like many, Shetty started out as a regular kid who struggled to find purpose in life.
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Inspiring reads, plus some picks for the kiddos
BOOK REVIEW: THE LOWLAND
Two very different brothers follow two separate paths in life, but regardless of their physical distance and their life choices, remain bonded forever by politics, marriage, family, and cultural expectations while their homeland is in the throes of revolution during the 1960s.
BOOK REVIEW: GET YOUR SH*T TOGETHER
In this book, Knight gives readers a compact guide to tackling that to-do list, rooting out procrastination, and carving out time for what’s really important to you, and other such useful advice for getting your ish together.
BOOK REVIEW: ATOMIC HABITS
Clear produces stunningly simple ways to improve the daily routines in your life, by focusing on your habits. He discusses how to break bad habits, create good ones, all while staying true to the reality that nothing great is achieved in a single day or with a single act, but over time and with consistent effort.
BOOK REVIEW: PLATE TO PIXEL: DIGITAL FOOD PHOTOGRAPHY & STYLING
It shows creative ways to display food and explains the use of lighting techniques, as well as post-processing, in an easy-to-read format.
