The Power of Incompletion: Why Leaving Things Unfinished Can Actually Boost Creativity and Well-being

In 'Aristotle's Way', Edith Hall explores how Aristotle's ancient wisdom can guide us in living a meaningful life. The book distills Aristotle's philosophy into ten practical lessons, focusing on happiness, potential, and self-improvement. Hall's work is both a personal reflection and a scholarly exploration of Aristotle's ideas, making them accessible to modern readers.

This book by KC Davis offers a gentle and compassionate guide to managing home care despite the challenges of anxiety, fatigue, depression, ADHD, or lack of support. Davis shares her personal experiences and practical strategies, such as cleaning in short bursts and using creative shortcuts, to help readers transform their homes into functional and peaceful spaces. The book emphasizes letting go of perfectionism and fostering a healthier relationship between the individual and their home.

This book combines insights from clinical practice, educational coaching, and cutting-edge brain science to address the chronic stress and lack of motivation many children face. Stixrud and Johnson argue that giving children more control over their lives is crucial for their development, as it enhances their motivation, resilience, and overall well-being. The authors provide practical advice on how parents can act as consultants rather than controllers, helping children develop inner drive and intrinsic motivation through autonomy, competence, and relatedness. The book also discusses the negative effects of excessive parental control and external motivators, and offers actionable steps for parents to implement in their daily lives.