Aubrey Berry
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Secrets of the Millionaire Mind: Mastering the Inner Game of Wealth by T. Harv Eker
Have you ever pondered why some individuals amass wealth effortlessly, while others struggle financially despite immense effort? "Secrets of the Millionaire Mind" suggests a captivating theory: the key to affluence isn't just strategies or financial acumen but primarily one's mindset. This is why I’m reviewing this book, because while it does teach about growing wealth, the reason I love it is for the incredible mindset shifts Eker teaches within the pages of this book. T. Harv Eker delves deep into the psychological blueprints that differentiate the wealthy from the rest. So yes, reading this book will help you uncover the ingrained patterns and beliefs about money that might be setting your financial thermostat, and yes, you will learn how to recalibrate it for success, but this book is so much more than that. Let me show you why.
By Aubrey Berry2 months ago in Motivation
Mindset: The New Psychology of Success by Carol S. Dweck
Have you ever wondered why some people are able to conquer obstacles while others can't? The compelling theory put forward in "Mindset: The New Psychology of Success" is that it's our beliefs about our abilities, not merely having skills or talent, that lead to success. Carol S. Dweck explores the contrasting spheres of Fixed and Growth Mindsets, illuminating how our views can either prevent us from accomplishing our goals or help us to do so. Discover here if it’s really possible to harness your mindset to propel you to success.
By Aubrey Berry3 months ago in Motivation
Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones by James Clear
Have you ever tried to modify a behavior or start a new one and felt trapped in a cycle of resolve and relapse? What if the key to change lay not in spectacular actions but rather in the tiny, apparently inconsequential decisions we make every day? The book "Atomic Habits" stands out in the field of self-improvement because it examines the immense impact of subtle, gradual changes. James Clear explains that major change isn't brought about by big, sudden changes but rather by the accumulation of small, persistent efforts. He does this through rigorous study and useful ideas. Learn how James Clear's revolutionary discoveries can transform the way you approach habits and, ultimately, life itself.
By Aubrey Berry3 months ago in Motivation
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: Worth the Read?
Introduction: The transforming book The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey isn't about quick fixes. It provides a comprehensive, integrated, and principle-centered roadmap for overcoming both personal and professional obstacles. Readers can take back control of their actions and behaviors by altering their perspectives. This is why I adore it: I firmly believe that our mindset and perspectives shape our reality, and through this book, you learn the fundamental ideas of Covey's philosophy, which give you the power to take charge of your life rather than reacting to outside forces.
By Aubrey Berry3 months ago in Lifehack
Charred Beauty
To Whom It May Concern: If you’re reading this, then you’ve discovered something about the truth of Rosewood and it’s led you here. Please understand that what we did, what I did, was out of the best intentions for the rest of the country. Judge us as you will, but please reserve that judgment until you’ve finished reading the story I’ve been asked to tell.
By Aubrey Berryabout a year ago in Fiction
The Adventures of Curious Khan
Callie rolled her eyes, her claws extending just the tiniest bit in annoyance. “Walk away, Khan, I’m not in the mood today.” Despite the blissful weather, the sun shining down as it descended for the day, Callie felt like a thunderstorm inside. Her hackles raised, black hair rising off her body in warning, her shiny black tail poofing out, but the big horse didn’t seem to notice. His quiet hoof beats kicked up dust around him as he approached the fence line. Callie turned her back on him and jumped up on the picnic table that sat just outside of reach of his field, proceeding to groom herself. Just what she needed after another miserable, fruitless day of searching. But it was soon interrupted.
By Aubrey Berryabout a year ago in Fiction
Our First Day
There are a lifetime of memories, floating in the back of my mind. So many smiles, laughs, even tears. It's been years now since you've been gone, but we had your whole life together, memories of training, running, even the way the snow would clump up in your hair until you could barely walk anymore, but what I remember most of all is the first time we met.
By Aubrey Berry2 years ago in Petlife
My Best Boy
I've been thinking a lot about words and the feeling that they're not enough. They're not ever enough. They fill a void, a space; they fill up a page until slowly, the blank white becomes dotted with black shapes and scribbles. Like a beautiful parasite growing and taking over. They can have meaning and yet never fully describe the sensation or thought. They can't ever impart an epiphany or tell you just what sunshine looks like. They can be used for everything and nothing. They can just be. And yet they spill, fill, form, and move. Words are there. And mine are here for you. So no, I don't think I can quite explain my heart or my love or my fear for you. I can use every word I know and even make up a few of I have to, but dearheart, they will never be enough for you. No matter what happens, I simply need you to know the most important, most complex thing in the universe: I love you.
By Aubrey Berry2 years ago in Petlife
Frozen Hearts
They never tell you that it starts with a sliver. Just a tiny little shard and it’s in. Insidious. Quiet. Creeping through your veins. You grow up hearing the stories, meant to scare children into behaving, the proverbial boogeyman given one specific shape. A tale of a curse told so long ago that it became legend. A whisper. A fairy tale. But the truth’s been warped with the years of the telling. It doesn’t happen how they say - one casting and your fate is sealed. No. It starts with just a little sliver, a thought, a fear, a failure. A changing. And then it grows.
By Aubrey Berry2 years ago in Fiction
