Self Help

[close] Welcome Here we read all types of non-fiction books to help you learn and grow wether it's a history book or a self-help book your reading. I also have another group called Mike's Book Club

[close] What's going on!! Welcome to the Normally Productive Book Club! This is a book club for bullet journalists and people who love all things stationery and anything journal-related! Glad you guys could join the group. This group focuses on books that pertain to self-help, productivity, biographies, success, mindfulness, philosophies, etc. BUT it's also about being kind to yourself and realizing it's okay to not always be productive and enjoy the smaller moments of peace and fun!

[close] Ever left a long, deep, meaningful conversation with a friend and thought "I wish I could do that again?" Maybe in the moment, full of new insights, you felt excited and inspired...but afterwards, as real life intruded, you started to lose that feeling, and you never did get round to scheduling another chat. If that describes you, you've come to the right place. This book club is for those seeking such sublime moments: insights sparked by discussion with a likeminded soul. Each month we will pick one nonfiction book, drawn from the fields of spirituality, psychology and self-development, and talk about it with our fellow book club members via Zoom. Some of these books will have attained cult-status (e.g. Eckhardt Tolle's The Power of Now), others might be relatively unknown...but all should have universal appeal. It doesn't matter whether you consider yourself religious or non-religious. As long as you have an interest in spirituality and personal growth, and are willing to engage with others in an open-minded way, you're welcome. And hopefully, the more diverse our group, the more interesting the discussion! Oh and for now, this will be a small, intimate group of people (fewer than 10), so no need to feel shy. Why join? -Discovering new books that you might otherwise never have dreamed of picking up, the kind that will expand both your heart and your mind (hence our name :) -The chance to discuss your thoughts with likeminded people...feeling connected to others through shared experiences can feel pretty damn good, according to science! -Regaining a sense of community which can be lost during these unpredictable times -Holding yourself accountable to others can be a powerful motivating tool in getting yourself to start a new habit (like reading) Need we say more?

[close] A place for readers and authors to chat about our favorite spiritual books, seek feedback and enjoy sharing ideas