A nonfiction book that reveals the harrowing circumstances Park Yeonmi and her family have gone through as North Koreans looking for freedom. In Order To Live is not just a woman’s call for change, it is an eye-opener about the crimes against humanity that are to this very day carried out in the world. ReadContinue reading “In Order To Live by Park Yeonmi”
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Crush It by Gary Vaynerchuck
In Crush It, Gary Vaynerchuck evangelises the opportunities that the digital age brings, allowing people to turn their passion into a source of income. This nonfiction book closely assesses various social media platforms and captures the myriad ways in which the career landscape has changed with the turn of the century. Anyone who has everContinue reading “Crush It by Gary Vaynerchuck”
The Networking Survival Guide by Diane Darling
A practical guide to creating, sustaining, and benefiting from a network, this non-fiction book by Diane Darling is one of the quickest introductions to networking backed by anecdotes and social principles. What surprised me the most about reading The Networking Survival Guide is how succinct the content is. There’s no fluff, no beating around theContinue reading “The Networking Survival Guide by Diane Darling”
Wild by Cheryl Strayed
Cheryl Strayed’s autobiographical book is a staunch reminder of the inner strength that we all carry. At the age of 26, reeling from various turbulent emotions and personal losses, the author set out to hike the Pacific Crest Trail without any prior training or experience in undertaking such physical challenges. Being a homebody, you canContinue reading “Wild by Cheryl Strayed”
The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel
Heralded as THE book to read when starting your personal finance journey, The Psychology of Money is a nonfiction book on the right mindsets to adopt to make your money work for you. To say that I finally read this book is no small joy. I’d been procrastinating about doing so for far too long,Continue reading “The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel”