Long gone are the days when no one wanted to be caught browsing the self-help aisle in the local bookshop. Wanting to learn more about how one can improve their mental health and attract happiness and a sense of fulfilment into their life is definitely a movement we’re on board with.
Self-care isn’t something we should be ashamed about practising or made to feel guilty about. It’s not selfish, it should be viewed a necessary part of tendering to your wellbeing. The same as drinking a green smoothie in the morning and hitting the gym. Whether that’s focusing on your mental health, taking time to organise your home and put things in order, creating a positive attitude towards your working life or chasing your true passions, these 6 self-improvement books are a great way to start to making changes, to start feeling empowered and, most importantly, to build a better relationship with your self.
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Recharge | Julie Montagu
An easy month by month guide for practising self-care
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You Do You | Sarah Knight
A no-fuss manual to realising your true self
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IKIGAI | Héctor García & Francesc Miralles
How to simplify your life and re-discover your mojo
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Self-Care For The Real World | Nadia Narain
Learn how to incorporate self-care into your busy, contemporary world
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Lean In | Sheryl Sandberg
A guidebook for ambitious women wanting to make the most out of life
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the life-changing magic of tidying up | Marie Kondo
A truly life-changing way of tidying your home!
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