You Can’t Please Everyone: Reclaim Your Power in a World Obsessed with Approval by Vex King

THE POWERFUL FOLLOW-UP TO THE INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLER GOOD VIBES, GOOD LIFE The more you chase approval, the further you get from yourself. The path back begins when you stop performing. Do you say yes when every part of you wants to say no? Do you overthink every message, keep the peace,...

Good Morning, Good Life Expanded Edition: 5 Simple Habits to Master Your Mornings and Upgrade Your Life by Amy Schmittauer Landino

Not a morning person? No problem. Amy Schmittauer Landino, best-selling author and top lifestyle coach, gives you the tools you need to build a morning routine so you can own your day before it owns you—now updated for today’s fast-paced, screen-filled world. Do you struggle to get going in the...

Awaken Your Highest Self: The Limiting Beliefs That Keep You Stuck–And the Heart Work That Sets You Free by Danny Morel

Spiritual guide and host of The Higher Self podcast Danny Morel teaches the powerful shifts that will change your mind, body, heart, and soul forever Do you ever sense you’re meant for something bigger—more success, love, and fulfillment—but old fears, doubts, and self-sabotaging patterns keep pulling you back the moment a breakthrough...

Success Is a Numbers Game: Achieve Bigger Goals by Changing the Odds by Kyle Austin Young

Now in Tradepaper: For fans of James Clear, Nassim Taleb, and Malcolm Gladwell: Stop being someone who could succeed and become someone who predictably should succeed by using a revolutionary “probability hacking” framework to increase your odds of success. Every goal that you’re pursuing has two hidden numbers attached to it—a...

The Courage to Choose Yourself: Transforming Life’s Transitions into Your Greatest Growth by Mimi Ikonn

‘This book will rebuild you from the ground up with a confidence that will transform as many areas of your life as you allow.’ – Africa Brooke, author of The Third Perspective Finding the right path starts with trusting yourself to see it. Looking back, we instinctively know which choices felt...