the library

let’s read.

  • Scenic view of a serene lake surrounded by rolling green hills and majestic mountains under a cloudy sky.

    The Let Them Theory — Mel Robbins

    🤔 What is it?
    A mindset book about releasing control and focusing on what you can influence. Mel Robbins’ “Let Them” theory is about protecting your peace, staying grounded, and not letting others’ choices drain your energy.

    💡 What kind of creative it’s for:
    Creators and entrepreneurs who juggle multiple projects and relationships — perfect if you’re learning to detach from validation and trust your own path.

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    The Diary of a CEO: The 33 Laws of Business and Life — Steven Bartlett

    🤔 What is it?
    An inspiring roadmap to building a creative, purposeful life — drawn from 33 lessons Steven learned through business, failure, and reflection. Each chapter blends mindset and practicality.

    💡 What kind of creative it’s for:
    Strategists, entrepreneurs, or brand builders who crave long-term success and fulfillment, not just hustle.

  • Atomic Habits — James Clear

    🤔 What is it?
    A proven framework for building better habits, breaking bad ones, and mastering the small behaviors that lead to big creative wins. It’s science-backed but easy to digest.

    💡 What kind of creative it’s for:
    Anyone who struggles with consistency — freelancers, creators, or professionals balancing multiple projects who want structure without burnout.

  • I Graduated, Now What? — Katherine Schwarzenegger

    🤔 What is it?
    An honest, comforting guide for anyone in transition — offering advice, real stories, and encouragement for navigating uncertainty in your career or creative life.

    💡 What kind of creative it’s for:
    Early-career creatives, freelancers, or anyone pivoting paths who needs reassurance that growth isn’t linear.

  • Show Your Work! — Austin Kleon

    🤔 What is it?
    A short, visual book about sharing your creative process to build connection, community, and opportunity — even if you’re shy about self-promotion.


    💡 What kind of creative it’s for:
    Freelancers, creators, and marketers building a personal brand or online presence through authenticity and storytelling.

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    The Creative Act: A Way of Being — Rick Rubin

    🤔 What is it?
    A poetic, reflective guide on creativity as a state of mind. Rubin encourages you to live like an artist — to slow down, observe, and stay open to inspiration in everyday life.

    💡 What kind of creative it’s for:
    Artists, writers, and multidisciplinaries who want to reconnect with the deeper, more spiritual side of creating.

  • The 48 Laws of Power — Robert Greene

    🤔 What is it?
    A timeless masterclass on influence, psychology, and navigating power dynamics — whether in business, leadership, or creative industries.

    💡 What kind of creative it’s for:
    Senior creatives, leaders, or consultants who want to move smartly in corporate or client settings without losing authenticity.

  • Creative Strategy and the Business of Design — Douglas Davis

    🤔 What is it?
    A bridge between creativity and business — this book teaches how to connect design thinking with strategy, marketing, and ROI.

    💡 What kind of creative it’s for:
    Creative strategists, art directors, and brand storytellers who want to confidently speak the language of business while staying true to their creative instincts.

  • The Content Fuel Framework — Melanie Deziel

    🤔 What is it?
    A repeatable content ideation system that helps you generate story ideas by mixing formats and focuses. It’s like a mental workout for content strategy.

    💡 What kind of creative it’s for:
    Content marketers, copywriters, and social strategists who need a structure to stay inspired and consistent.