Welcome to the book-verse! Today, I’m diving into the book of “How To Calm Your Mind” authored by the Chris Bailey. As a book enthusiast with a penchant for blending insights with everyday lives, I can’t wait to share the lessons that I’ve unearthed through this book. As Chris Bailey shares his personal journey from stress and burnout to a mindful understanding of productivity, he challenges the conventional narrative that busyness per se is the only path to success. This captivating book delves into the intricate relationship between productivity and calm, shedding light on the ways in which our digital and analog worlds shape our mental landscapes. The book takes…
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Part 3 – Reading List Inspired by Robert Vlach’s ‘The Freelance Way’
Part 3 in the series (Out of 3) Hey there! If you’re reading this, chances are that you’ve ventured into the exciting world of freelancing or are considering taking the leap. A few months back, I dived into reading about freelancing and there was too much content out there to help all the freelancers get better at their business. ‘The Freelance Way’ by Robert Vlach is such an insightful read into the subject and based on the book, we’ve come up with a comprehensive reading list that will help you expedite your freelance journey to the next level. All of the books we’re about to dive into are mentioned in…
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Part 2 – Reading List Inspired by Robert Vlach’s ‘The Freelance Way’
Part 2 in the series (Out of 3) Hey there! If you’re reading this, chances are that you’ve ventured into the exciting world of freelancing or are considering taking the leap. A few months back, I dived into reading about freelancing and there was too much content out there to help all the freelancers get better at their business. ‘The Freelance Way’ by Robert Vlach is such an insightful read into the subject and based on the book, we’ve come up with a comprehensive reading list that will help you expedite your freelance journey to the next level. All of the books we’re about to dive into are mentioned in…
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Part 1 – Reading List Inspired by Robert Vlach’s ‘The Freelance Way’
Part 1 in the series (Out of 3) Hey there! If you’re reading this, chances are that you’ve ventured into the exciting world of freelancing or are considering taking the leap. A few months back, I dived into reading about freelancing and there was too much content out there to help all the freelancers get better at their business. ‘The Freelance Way’ by Robert Vlach is such an insightful read into the subject and based on the book, we’ve come up with a comprehensive reading list that will help you expedite your freelance journey to the next level. All of the books we’re about to dive into are mentioned in…
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Book Quotes | 8 Rules of Love by Jay Shetty
Welcome to the book-verse! Today, I’m re-diving into the book of “8 Rules of Love” written by the incredible Jay Shetty. As a book enthusiast with a penchant for blending insights with everyday lives, I can’t wait to share the lessons that I’ve unearthed through this book. “8 Rules of Love” isn’t just a guide on what to do; it’s a guide that helps you navigate the maze of romance, self-discovery, and personal growth. Drawing upon ancient wisdom, Jay Shetty offers us a masterclass in not just loving another but also ourselves and the world around us, creating a symphony of love and purpose. So, grab your favorite reading nook,…
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Book Recs – If You Liked “Attitude”, You’ll Love These Books Too
Hey there! This week, I just completed my recent read “Attitude – The Sh*t They Never Taught You” by Adam Ashton and Adam Jones. The Podcasters aired the last episode on their show, “What You Will Learn” on July 19th – throughout their journey from 2016 to 2023, they shared their takeaways and best parts of their best books on this show. The book recommendations below are based on their recent book “Attitude” where they have crafted key takeaways based on five major areas of life: Every chapter in the book is based on the key themes of the following books. I’ve happened to read a few of them but…
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Peep-Into The BookTok Awards 2023: The Complete List of Nominations
TikTok is hosting its first ever BookTok Awards this year. The BookTok community refers to the the TikTok members and influencers who majorly work with literary lifestyle and book interests as their niche. There are over 158 billion views on #booktok for all actively interested members who love these tiny videos on books which include but are not limited to book cover introduction, mini book reviews, funny observations on reading-relevant daily instances, book lists (current TBRs, monthly TBRs, favourites in a categorical list) and much more. There’s been a definite edge that readers have witnessed through all three mediums – BookTok (TikTok), Bookstagram (Instagram) as well as BookTube (YouTube). It’s…
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Book Review: A Woman Is No Man – Etaf Rum
Synopsis: PALESTINE, 1990 Seventeen-year-old Isra prefers reading books to entertaining suitors her father has chosen for her. Over the course of a week, the naive and dreamy girl finds herself quickly betrothed and married, and is soon living in Brooklyn. There Isra struggles to adapt to the expectations of her oppressive mother-in-law Fareeda and strange new husband Adam, a pressure that intensifies as she begins to have children – four daughters instead of the sons Fareeda tells Isra she must bear. BROOKLYN, 2008 Eighteen-year-old Deya, Isra’s oldest daughter, must meet with potential husbands at her grandmother Fareeda’s instance, though her only desire is to go to college. But her grandmother…
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Book Rating Policy
Reviewing books is an individual interaction and is usually different for everyone. Here is my personal reviewing framework that I refer to while conducting the book reviews. Ideally, this should help you understand my preferences and rating system better. Additionally, I would also like to help you comprehend that these reviews are not drafted on a discretionary basis. I have a consistent and specific process of reviewing; however, my views pertaining to each book are subjective to my personal taste. What I totally admire about a book might not suit your interests, and vice versa. And I would love to know your experience with the book, no matter how different…
