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On Writing with Simplicity
How can we write with simplicity? Michel de Montaigne, in his Essays, gave a powerful advice on the subject. Read more
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What Anger Is Really Trying to Tell You
Zen monk Thich Nhat Hanh, in his book Anger, presented an insight on the topic that can truly help us overcome our own issues. Read more
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The Sky Is Not on Fire: Proust’s Advice on Avoiding Clichés
Marcel Proust, the great twentieth-century novelist, had a profound suggestion on the use of clichés in one’s writing or speech. Let’s take a look at his advice. Read more
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The Architecture of Happiness: What Buildings Are Trying to Tell You
Reading this book will not turn you into an architect, but will allow you to seek and find beauty as well as happiness in the places around you. Read more
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Elizabeth Gilbert’s Big Magic Secret to Creativity
In her book Big Magic, Elizabeth Gilbert reveals some secrets about human creativity. Let’s read more about it. Read more
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The Art of Doing Nothing
We are bombarded with all kinds of activities in the modern capitalistic world. How, then, do we find space for nothingness? Here’s what some of the books teach us on the art of doing nothing. Read more
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