As an enthusiastic reader and audiobook listener, “The Art of Small Talk” by Casey Wilson and Jessica St. Clair instantly piqued my interest. As a fan of their hilarious work on TV and podcast, I was fascinated by their perspective on small talk—a social skill that many people find intimidating yet necessary. My interest was […]
How did I discover Abigail Shrier’s “Bad Therapy”? Like many book lovers, my reading path consists of recommendations, accidental discoveries, and the occasional deep dig into contemporary themes. This is not my first venture into the realm of Shrier’s investigative journalism, and it will most surely not be my last. I’ve written a lot of
It’s a regular Sunday afternoon, and I’m browsing the newest audiobooks on Amazon. Given my preference for self-help books, “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People” by Sean Covey and Jim Collins piqued my interest right away. As someone who has already published countless reviews of self-help and personal development books, I approached this one
