Princeton professor Peter Singer’s book will transform the way you think about giving. Through a compelling moral argument, Singer shows us why and how we can all do more to help alleviate unnecessary suffering and death in this world.
This book will save your soul in difficult times. In it, Tibetan Buddhist Pema Chodron provides a guide to thriving in the face of a fundamentally groundless and painful world.
Spiritual teacher Eckhart Tolle’s enlightening and uplighting philosophical guide for loosening the toxic grip of the ego and living a fulfilling existence in the present.
A life-changing collection of philosophical and spiritual thoughts from Marcus Aurelius, a Stoic and the former Roman Emperor.
A practical and actionable philosophy on how to perceive, act, and thrive in an uncertain, difficult, and fast-paced world.
A short narrative tied together by a series of short essays that teach you about love, giving, pain, law, friendship, children, and more.
This book changed my life. In it, Holocaust survivor Viktor Frankl shows us that we have the ability to choose our response to every situation we face and that we can find meaning in our suffering.
A refreshingly comprehensive, engaging, and scientific account of history that will make you a better informed person and leader.
While dying of lung cancer, neurosurgeon Paul Kalanithi confronts the unanswerable and difficult question of what makes life meaningful.
Through an interesting narrative about an Andalusian shepherd boy, Coelho communicates essential life lessons and values.