Replace FOMO through mindful, screen-free activities that help you embrace the present, find calm, and rediscover the joy of living in the moment.
Replace FOMO through mindful, screen-free activities that help you embrace the present, find calm, and rediscover the joy of living in the moment.
Tsundoku refers to buying books that you mean to read, but don’t get around to. Let’s take a look at some possible benefits to that unread collection.
For introverts there’s nothing quite like the feeling of being alone at last, which Rose Macaulay perfectly encompasses in “Departure of Visitors.”
Discover how your book choices reflect and shape your personality, influence creativity, and even affect how you connect with others in daily life.
Did you know that reading books holds a transformative power well-documented in psychological research?
Reading has an entire host of ways in which it is beneficial to our self-growth, from de-stressing while escaping reality to improving memory and concentration. Which begs the question: if reading is so good for us, why is reading worldwide on the decline? We could all benefit from reading more!
