Books to read when you need inspiration again

Atomic Habits by James Clear

This book is a gentle reminder that change comes from small, consistent shifts. It can help you to rebuild your momentum, one habit of time. You’re capable of so much and this book gives you the tools to help you rebuild those habits. You’ll be surprised how even the smallest of changes can have the biggest impact.

Finding Me by Viola Davis

A raw and honest memoir exploring resilience, identity and the courage to claim your own story. Its time to be reminded of the strength you might have forgotten you already have. This is Viola’s story and her hope is that her own story will spark your inspiration to rediscover who you are before the world put a label on you.

Daring Greatly by Brené Brown

Vulnerability is not a weakness, but the heart of courage and creativity and this book serves as a reminder of this. It’s time to start showing up fully in your life – this book is a great place to start. We’re in a world where you’re constantly told that never is enough, that putting ourselves out there leads to criticism as if it’s the worst thing that can happen, but we need to have the courage to allow ourselves to be seen.

The Creative Habit by Twyla Tharp

Creativity isn’t random, it’s built upon a foundation of practice, discipline and curiosity. This book will help with practical advice and motivating words to brighten your sparkle. it’s time for you to reach your potential!

The Happiness Project by Gretchen Rubin

Bring more light into your every day with small, intentional changes. This book encourages you to reflect, experiment and the simple joys of noticing the world around you and what makes you feel good, no matter how small. It chronicles Gretchen’s adventures over the space of 12 months where she dedicates a year to her happiness project.

You can also start your own happiness project with a PDF download companion guide with this book.