• Introduction In Steven Pressfield’s book The War of Art, the “war” refers to the inner battle every creative person must fight to produce meaningful work. The book is a motivational and philosophical exploration of the psychological and emotional resistance that artists, writers, entrepreneurs, and other creators face when trying to do their work. 1. Resistance The…

  • I remembered being so stuck in my self-development. I wanted to develop myself so desperately, but had no idea how to start. And although, I still don’t have all the answers, and I’ll never pretend I do, there are some tools that have helped my self-development. I Am The first app I started using is…

  • In The Six Pillars of Self-Esteem by Nathaniel Branden, the six pillars are foundational practices that support and nurture healthy self-esteem. Here are the six pillars as outlined in the book: 1. The Practice of Living Consciously Being present and aware of what is happening both within and around you. Seeking to understand the world…

  • Tim Ferriss’s The 4-Hour Workweek is a guide to escaping the traditional 9–5 grind by designing a lifestyle centered around freedom, automation, and efficiency. The book promotes a framework that Tim calls DEAL, which stands for: D — Definition This step is about redefining your goals, mindset, and priorities. Challenge assumptions: Question the idea that…

  • ‘No More Mr. Nice Guy’ by Robert Glover is a book about self-development that tackles people-pleasing to the core.

  • Ego is the Enemy by Ryan Holiday is an incredible book on self-development. I would definitely recommend it. It shows the importance of humility, and explores how ego -defined as an unhealthy belief in out own importance- can sabotage our success, cloud, or judgement, and prevent personal growth. Ryan Holiday uses historical examples, stoic philosophy,…

  • The Practicing Mind by Thomas M. Sterner is a beautiful book about self-development.

  • The Slight Edge by Jeff Olson is an amazing book. I would definitely recommend it.

  • This month I feel grateful for… • having caring friends. • living in a politically stable country. • never having faced the dangers of drugs.

  • Because again, when you’re building your self-worth, you’re able to hold the space for the thing that you want, meaning that your feminine dynamics are playing here.  Basically what I’m trying to say is make sure that you’re actually feeling your way into your manifestation. That’s the feminine.  But now the second caveat to this…