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One of the most-read texts on this blog (in fact, this text is still the champion in terms of the number of visits) is the review of Mark Manson’s book “The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck”. This book ended up on my shelf known as the “Shelf with books that must be…
This book and I go way back… there’s a lot of history there. How much, I wonder… about seven or eight years? Maybe a year more? When I first saw the book “Way of the Peaceful Warrior”, its title (including the cover) caught my attention, as did some quotes from the book on the…
Do you remember our friend Doppler from the novel of the same name by Erlend Loe? Our Norwegian friend who had enough of everything and went to live in the forest? As you probably recall, our brilliant friend, on one hand, had grown weary of people and their presence, and on the other, longed…
After his first book “The Path of Change,” Sinisa Ubovic’s second book has decided to navigate the waters dominated by works like “The Alchemist” (Paulo Coelho) and “The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari” and “The 5 AM Club” (Robin Sharma). These works, let’s call them, are “inspirational-motivational novels.” The quote on the back cover…
Wow… I must admit, I found myself reflecting after finishing John Green’s “Looking for Alaska”. I reminisced about my time in elementary, high school (and even college, why not), thinking about the people I met during my schooling. Of course, encountering each person in our lives shapes and defines us in some way, there’s…
The first rule of Fight Club – you do not talk about Fight Club. The second rule of Fight Club – you do not talk about Fight Club. … The eighth rule of Fight Club – if this is your first night at Fight Club, you have to fight. Honestly, I’m…
Uh, I wasn’t sure what to think when I decided to review this… Should I treat it as a mini-dictionary, a vitamin encyclopedia, a cookbook, a guide, a nutritio…nutri…nuvrti…uh, a health/nutrition guide? But, as you know, there are no rules when it comes to my reviews, so let’s just call this “literary work” very…
You attend a lecture that takes place once a month to see and hear in person the individual who smiles contently and peacefully from the cover of their debut book. The hall is full, and tickets must be reserved in advance. The monthly lecture lasts about 90 minutes, and there’s always a new topic…
(One of) the definitions: The ego represents the conscious part of the personality, the part of the psyche that is perceived as ‘I.’ This layer of personality encounters the external physical and social world based on rational data gathered through observation, memory, and thought. It is the part that remembers, evaluates, plans, and in…
You know, I truly adore Haruki Murakami. Really, I do. I love his writing style, how you need to “push through” the first 20 or so pages of each of his books, how his characters are so imperfect, how each book, in its own way, tries to touch upon the meaning of life, whether…