#SR4G’s RECOMMENDED READING LIST:
Explore a world of enlightenment with #ShredRight4Good’s carefully chosen book list. Dive into topics ranging from decluttering and digital mindfulness to habit formation and human history.
Challenge your perspectives, ignite your curiosity, and embark on a journey of self-discovery with our recommended reads.
Back on Track by Dr. Rebecca Jackson
Back on Track is a motivational self-help book aimed at guiding individuals through life’s setbacks and challenges. Authored with compassion and practical wisdom, it offers strategies for overcoming obstacles, regaining momentum, and reclaiming personal fulfillment. Drawing from real-life stories and psychological insights, the book empowers readers to navigate adversity with resilience, adaptability, and a renewed sense of purpose. Whether facing career setbacks, relationship struggles, or personal crises, Back on Track provides the tools and encouragement needed to bounce back stronger and forge a path towards success and fulfillment.
Vitamin N by Richard Louv
Vitamin N by Richard Louv is a compelling exploration of the essential connection between nature and human well-being. Louv delves into the numerous benefits of spending time outdoors, from physical health to emotional resilience and cognitive development. Through engaging narratives and practical advice, he inspires readers to rekindle their relationship with nature, offering a wealth of ideas for incorporating “nature time” into daily life. Vitamin N serves as a powerful reminder of the rejuvenating and healing power of the natural world, urging readers to prioritize time spent in nature for a healthier and more fulfilling life.
The Paper Solution by Lisa Woodruff
The Paper Solution by Lisa Woodruff offers practical strategies to declutter and organize paper items, helping readers simplify their lives, establish effective organization systems, and maintain a clutter-free environment. With actionable steps and a focus on mindset shift, this book is a valuable resource for individuals seeking to regain control over their paper clutter and achieve lasting organization.
