11 Nov

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Don’t Believe Everything You Think: A Journey to Freedom of Mind When I first picked up Don't Believe Everything You Think: Why Your Thinking Is The Beginning & End Of Suffering by Bryan E. Robinson, I was drawn in by the alluring promise of transforming my emotional landscape. Like many, I’ve been entangled in the web of my own thoughts—those nagging whispers of anxiety and self-doubt that often play on repeat. Little did I know, this book was about to offer me more than just a respite; it was...

16 Oct

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Review of Don't Believe Everything You Think (Expanded Edition) by Joseph Nguyen Have you ever found yourself trapped in a whirlwind of thoughts, where every anxious whisper felt louder than the last? I certainly have. So when I stumbled upon Don't Believe Everything You Think by Joseph Nguyen, it resonated deeply with me. This book promises a refreshing perspective on how our thoughts can both bind us and, paradoxically, create our freedom. And I knew I had to dive in. In this expanded edition, Nguyen explores the root causes of...

01 Sep

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Review of Very Good Copy: 207 Micro-Lessons on Thinking and Writing Like a Copywriter by Eddie Shleyner As a writer and avid reader, I often find myself in search of inspiration that strikes a balance between creativity and practical advice. So, when I stumbled upon Eddie Shleyner's Very Good Copy, I felt an inexplicable pull. Known for his insightful newsletter that distills the essence of copywriting into digestible nuggets, Shleyner's promise of 207 micro-lessons on thinking and writing resonated deeply with my quest for improvement in the craft of...

07 Jul

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Unfolding Creativity Through Pages: A Review of The Notebook: A History of Thinking on Paper by Roland Allen There’s something undeniably magical about the act of writing by hand, isn't there? The scratch of ink against paper, the chance to pause and reflect—that tactile connection transports us to a space brimming with creativity and contemplation. That’s why I was drawn to The Notebook: A History of Thinking on Paper by Roland Allen. This book promises not just a historical narrative but an exploration into how something so humble—a notebook—can...

12 May

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Reflecting on Roland Allen’s The Notebook: A History of Thinking on Paper As someone who appreciates the tactile joy of putting pen to paper, Roland Allen’s The Notebook: A History of Thinking on Paper immediately caught my eye. The rich history of notebooks, combined with their profound impact on thought processes, sparked my curiosity. I often carry a Field Notes notebook, jotting down everything from random musings to inspiring quotes, so diving into Allen's exploration of this beloved tool felt like a welcome invitation to reflect on my own...