Here’s my offering to you: Take what feels good, right, and true for you, and ditch the rest. These books helped me to discover my “true north”. As I read each one, I found many “golden nuggets” that I added to my own toolbox, and lots that I did not. Combing through the ideas of those who have asked these questions before us gives us rich humus to grow in. Only you know what is true for you, and what is not. “Shoulds and supposed-tos” may serve only to cloud your inherent Knowing.
If you’re drawn to websites like mine, it’s a sign that you’re aware on some level that you’re hungry for more. The shoulds and supposed-tos were very effective in getting you where you are today, and, you’re going to need something different to move you forward from here.
Recommended Reading:
Seat Of The Soul Gary Zukav
Four Agreements Don Miguel Ruiz
Big Magic Elizabeth Gilbert
Eat Pray Love Elizabeth Gilbert
Untethered Soul Michael A. Singer
The Surrender Experiement Michael A. Singer
The Art of Possibility Benjamin Zander and Rosamund Stone Zander
The Alchemist Paulo Coelho
The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying Sogyal Rinpoche
A New Earth and The Power of Now Eckhart Tolle
The War of Art Steven Pressfield
Show Your Work Austin Kleon
Awakening The Heart Reginald A. Ray
Dharma Ocean – Free Learn to Meditate Course – Reginald Ray
Your Inner Pilot Light Lissa Rankin MD
Mind over Medicine Lissa Rankin MD
Dare to Lead Brené Brown
Shambhala Chogyam Trungpa
Co-Active Leadership: Five Ways To Lead Henry Kimsey-House Karen Kimsey-House
You Are The Placebo Dr. Joe Dispenza
Becoming Supernatural: How Common People Are Doing The Uncommon Dr. Joe Dispenza
