This beloved book has touched hundreds of thousands of lives with its profound and actionable advice. Retaining the core message of becoming more mindful in our relationships, this edition includes new and revised material that addresses how we live and love today. A new preface touches on David Richo’s experience with the book over time and outlines the key updates, including attention to on…
This witty and insightful book gathers together all the facts, figures and formulae we only half-remember from school, and is guaranteed to have you exclaiming, 'I used to know that!'
In Schadenfreude, historian of emotions Tiffany Watt Smith offers expert insight and advice. Ranging across thinkers from Nietzsche to Homer Simpson, investigating the latest scientific research, and collecting some outrageous confessions on the way - she reveals how everyone, babies, nuns, your most trusted friends, are enjoying your misfortunes. But rather than an emotional glitch, she argues…
Celebrate a vulnerable and open life by overcoming your fear of criticism and start living the life God intended. Fear of criticism has turned into a massive epidemic harder than ever to overcome. It prevents people from speaking up; it's why most people struggle to make decisions; it's why we're uncomfortable with vulnerability and openness; and it's why so many are unable to meet their …
“Sialnya, kita bukan anak kecil lagi.” Tak ada lagi hari yang terasa singkat karena sibuk bermain di luar rumah. Waktu sekarang berjalan lambat, terisi getir keluh kesah yang tak berani disampaikan kepada siapa pun . Tak ada lagi jemputan Bapak, yang lengkap dengan pelukan nyaman. Kini, segala arah mesti ditempuh sendirian. Tak ada lagi masakan Ibu yang disajikan penuh cinta di …
In this warm and wise self-healing guide, the beloved author of The Sugar Jar offers a roadmap to the healing journey. We all feel shocked when we’re reminded that life is incredibly non-linear, whether we’re already committed to a healing journey or newly navigating a particular challenge. There isn’t a magic pill, checklist, or “simple mantra” that will make everything easy, particu…