The Creative Act by Rick Rubin - A 300-Word Book Review
All people are creative, and so, all people will find value from this book for different reasons. The more time you want to spend creating, the more you will love this book.
It made me think about what I create, but also how I approach life and business.
King, Warrior, Magician, Lover by Robert Moore & Douglas Gillette - A 300-Word Book Review
This book is very well written, is a quick read, and is easy to understand. You’ll be able to hammer through and walk away satisfied with information that can aid you.
The Book by Alan Watts - A 300-Word Book Review
Alan Watts talks about the way we Westerners see ourselves, as an ego trapped in a bag of skin. He argues that this belief creates separation, produces the fear of death, and is a profound misunderstanding.
The Way to Love by Anthony de Mello - A 300-Word Book Review
Anthony de Mello touches on many topics that all relate to the grand theme of love. He talks about attachment, happiness, awareness, and more in a way that will bring you peace.
Making Sense of Mindfulness by Keith Macpherson - A 300-Word Book Review
This book is about mindfulness. It teaches you some practical approaches to help you incorporate mindfulness into your life. It helps give you (in a very easy-to-understand way) processes, step by step, at a very approachable level.
The Wisdom of Insecurity by Alan Watts - A 300-Word Book Review
Although it was written in the 50s, this book is more relevant than ever. He talks about how in an age of rapid technological advancements and people constantly trying to stack material possessions, we lose the essence of life.
We are becoming so busy preparing for the future that we forget to live, now.