Downloadable Pdfs For Research:

Downloadable Pdfs for Research:

Astronomy

Biology

Anatomy

Ecology

Geology

Chemistry

Physics

Quantum Physics

The Quantum Structure of Space and Time

The Fourth Dimension: Sacred Geometry, Alchemy, and Math

Mathematics

Cryptology

536 Puzzles and Curious Problems

Complete Works of Leonardo da Vinci

Philosophy

Ancient Greek Philosophy

Music Theory 101

Timelines of History

World History

World History 101

World History: Ancient Age to Digital Age

History’s Greatest Lies

World History of Slavery, Volume 3

Military History

Dirty Secrets of WWII

The Decisive Battles of World History

The Art of War - Sun Tzu’

Mesopotamia

Canaan

Ancient Egypt

Greece

Persia

India

Aztecs

History of Africa

Ancient Ireland

Ancient Greek History

Ancient Rome

Renaissance Italy

Medieval History

History of Art

Renaissance Art History

History of the world in 1,000 objects

Mythology

Pagan Origins of Christianity

The Dead Sea Scrolls

The Darkening Age: The Christian Destruction of the Classical World

The Dark History of the Popes

Dark History of the Kings and Queens of Europe

The Illustrated Book of Signs and Symbols

The Secret Teachings of All Ages

Hidden History: Lost Civilizations and Ancient Secrets

The Book of Secrets

The Secret History of the World

The Element Encyclopedia of Secret Societies and Hidden History

The Emerald Tablet: Alchemy of Personal Transformation

Meghan Markle

Going in depth on her femininity and high level traits. I recently read a biography and did some research on our good sis. She is feminine icon. She’s well known for marring royalty, but I want to touch base on the key elements she had that helped her BEFORE she met the Prince. All of the things mentioned below were events and characteristics she had BEFORE him.

Private School - though her parents weren’t together (separated when she was young) or filthy rich they knew the importance of a good education. Unlike her other half siblings, she was put in private school all of her life. Why does this matter? A lot of high value individuals come from a private school backgrounds. The connections and social skills you gain at these type of schools are priceless and set you up for future success.

Empathetic - since she was a child, she’s been empathetic toward others (huge femine trait). A fellow classmate who was bullied recalls Meghan being sweet to her and always listening to her problems. At a young age, she would volunteer at soup kitchens, and talk to the homeless there, and learn their names. Even fans and celebrities who interacted with her recall her as being empathetic and putting other people’s needs before her own. This could explain why she got into Humanitarian work (which we will discuss later).

Alluring and well liked persona - from childhood peers, teachers, to old employees they all described Meghan as someone who was memorable and well liked. She wasn’t considered an “it girl” growing up but she was well liked because of her sweet and down to earth personality. She was even crowned “Homecoming Queen”. In college, the sorority she was in welcomed her in easily and greatly. Unlike most situations we hear about when girls have to work or get hazed to fit into sorieties and groups in college. This proves you don’t need to be an “IG baddie” or “it girl” to get ahead. Meghan had that “girl next door” vibe that everyone was intrigued with.

“She is really soft and gentle. She is friendly and very warm and engaging. It didn’t feel like I was speaking to someone from one of the biggest shows on TV. It was like talking to a regular girl.”

Leadership - she always took on leadership roles. She took on being President at clubs throughout high school. In college, was elected sorority’s recruitment chair. Some may say it’s masculine to take charge🙄. Even if that’s true, it’s necessary if you want to get ahead in life and in your career. There’s nothing wrong with stepping up and taking on a leadership role.

Personal brand - Meghan knew the importance or protecting her personal brand. People that knew her described her as poised, articulate, charismatic, and sophisticated. Seriously, I lost count of how many times she was referred to as “sophisticated”. It’s because she knew the importance of her appearance. She made slight adjustments to perfect her appearance by getting her gap closed. She also had a “vision” for her look once she became an adolescent. She was never heard to swear or talk down on other women. This isn’t to say she never done it, but she was careful who she did it around.

“looked every inch the Hollywood superstar—very slim, very leggy, very elegant, and impossibly glamorous.” Or as the landlord put it, “a stunner.”

“They were mesmerized by one another, Harry enthralled by her beauty, sophistication, and perceptiveness.”

Charity and Philanthropy Work - Just like Prince Harry’s mother, Meghan is big on humanitarian, charity and philanthropic work. When she was young, she volunteered at soup kitchens in LA. She actually spoke to the homeless, listened to their stories, and remembered their names. In college, she participated in one of the biggest student run charities in America. This could be because she’s so empathetic and likes to connect with people. Being so thoughtful and giving is a huge feminine trait. This is a trait we often hear in wealthy individuals but she had this well before she was one.

Family connections - her dad was a light and photography director in Hollywood. This not only exposed her to Hollywood at a young age but provided a few connections. She also had an uncle that worked for the CIA. She used his connections to land an internship abroad with the State Department. Many of us may not have access to well connected family members, but we can utilize whatever connections we have as a way to level up in life.

Well traveled - Her passport is stamped honey! From Jamaica, Buenos Aires, New Zealand, Marlborough, Vietnam, Spain, Italy, to Malta. Our girl was traveling well before she had a Dutchess in front of her name. This could be because her mother was a travel agent and tried to expose Meghan to vacations whenever she could. Meghan’s first husband, Trevor Engelson, help funded a few of her luxury trips abroad. He was a pretty successful film producer and the couple took trips together for weeks at a time. When trying to level up, even if you don’t have a fancy degree you can get ahead by being well traveled and cultured.

Risk Taker - After high school, she moved from LA to Chicago for college, where she doubled majored in theater and international politics. After that, she took an internship abroad to Buenos Aires on her own. She was very independent and took risks if it meant furthering her education and career. A lot of times we can be scared to move past our comfort zone. But, if we want to excel we need to get comfortable being uncomfortable.

Work Ethic - weather it was her first job or her internship abroad at the State Department her managers and senior partners described her as a hard and good worker. Even while she was working as an inspiring actress, she worked her ass off. She attended numerous auditions and failed many times for eight years before getting her big role in Suits. She went from a struggling actress to staring in Suits, which was one of the highest rated shows in America. After her status of an actress grew, she built a popular lifestyle blog, Tig, which became a huge success. Her blog was even named “Best of the Web” in Elle Magazine and InStyle

“In between the glitz and the glamour her advocacy for UN Women continued, undertaking further meetings at the World Bank and the Clinton Foundation and learning more about the facts and figures of gender bias in the developing world and, for that matter, her own country.”

Picture Ready - even though she’s off social media now, it wasn’t always like that. In the past, she was a huge social media content creator. But not like the girls that post thirst traps or flat tummy tea all day. She was the type of girl that took photos abroad, sipping wine, or making her green juice. It was noted that while her peers and most women her age were taking silly, funny filtered photos she posed sweetly and if a drink was ever in her hand, it was champagne or wine.

Wellness - she‘s known for being a foodie. It’s true that she loves quality cuisine and trying new dishes, but her peers and husband know her for her healthy eating habits, green juices, jogging and yoga. Her amazing body and good skin isn’t by accident. It’s because she’s really intentional.

“which meant the actor was able to go jogging—mobile meditation, as she calls it—around the park or stroll on Kensington High Street to go shopping.”

“she dramatically changed the contents of his fridge. Meghan never leaves home unless she has hummus, carrots, green juice, almonds, and chia seed pudding in the fridge.”

Mystic - She’s the queen of mystery. We only know what she wants us to know or when her PR team sends out a statement. Even when she did have social media, she posted a lot but nothing too personal or revealing. No one even knew her and Harry were dating (except close friends) until they were months in their relationship. Years before that, she ran an anonymous actress related blog for a while. She knew how to be known, but not reveal too much about herself.

Leveled up her circle - This was MAJOR trait I noticed while reading about her. As she leveled up, so did her circle. As she grew, so did her level of friends. She began to associate herself with fashion stylists, wives of primes minister, politicians, high profile actresses, and Serena Williams. This was before she was married to Prince Harry by the way. Her friend, Serena Williams, is the reason she created her popular blog, Tig. Once her friends leveled up, so did her experiences. She started being invited to front row at Fashion Week, getting invited to speak at political forums, and major film awards. She even became the face of a well respected candadian fashion brand. Your network is your net worth!

“Not only would she be discussing global issues with young people, but she would be rubbing shoulders with humanitarian celebrities like Mary Robinson, Ireland’s first woman president; Sir Bob Geldof; Nobel Peace Prize winner Kofi Annan; and United Nations Goodwill Ambassador John Chau.”

“Not only was her face going to be on billboards and on TV all over Canada, she was going to influence how women dressed.”

Interesting Person - she wasn’t just a pretty face. She was an actress, fitness enthusiast, talented at calligraphy, a wine connoisseurs, enjoyed politics, well traveled, and could go deep on topics like gender equality and gun control. She could attract and KEEP high level men because she had depth and could hold a conversation. Even after her and Harry first started dating, he tried to schedule trips only to realize she had a busier schedule than him. Between filming, an award winning blog, a fashion brand collaboration, humanitarian work, and political speaking engagements she was a busy and an interesting women. It’s one thing to be attractive, but it’s another to be interesting!

“When they compared schedules before they parted, it was clear that if anything Meghan was the busier of the pair that fall, what with her TV filming commitments, promoting her new fashion collection on behalf of Reitmans, her blog, and humanitarian work. Even before Harry came into her life she was often up until the wee hours scouring the internet for inspiration for The Tig. Now she was going to be stretched even further.”

“As she sipped a dirty martini they chatted about Suits, her background, her days as a briefcase girl, gun control in America, her passion for calligraphy, women’s rights, and her one-time ambition to be a TV presenter”

Meghan Markle

Going in depth on her femininity and high level traits. I recently read a biography and did some research on our good sis. She is feminine icon. She’s well known for marring royalty, but I want to touch base on the key elements she had that helped her BEFORE she met the Prince. All of the things mentioned below were events and characteristics she had BEFORE him.

Private School - though her parents weren’t together (separated when she was young) or filthy rich they knew the importance of a good education. Unlike her other half siblings, she was put in private school all of her life. Why does this matter? A lot of high value individuals come from a private school backgrounds. The connections and social skills you gain at these type of schools are priceless and set you up for future success.

Empathetic - since she was a child, she’s been empathetic toward others (huge femine trait). A fellow classmate who was bullied recalls Meghan being sweet to her and always listening to her problems. At a young age, she would volunteer at soup kitchens, and talk to the homeless there, and learn their names. Even fans and celebrities who interacted with her recall her as being empathetic and putting other people’s needs before her own. This could explain why she got into Humanitarian work (which we will discuss later).

Alluring and well liked persona - from childhood peers, teachers, to old employees they all described Meghan as someone who was memorable and well liked. She wasn’t considered an “it girl” growing up but she was well liked because of her sweet and down to earth personality. She was even crowned “Homecoming Queen”. In college, the sorority she was in welcomed her in easily and greatly. Unlike most situations we hear about when girls have to work or get hazed to fit into sorieties and groups in college. This proves you don’t need to be an “IG baddie” or “it girl” to get ahead. Meghan had that “girl next door” vibe that everyone was intrigued with.

“She is really soft and gentle. She is friendly and very warm and engaging. It didn’t feel like I was speaking to someone from one of the biggest shows on TV. It was like talking to a regular girl.”

Leadership - she always took on leadership roles. She took on being President at clubs throughout high school. In college, was elected sorority’s recruitment chair. Some may say it’s masculine to take charge🙄. Even if that’s true, it’s necessary if you want to get ahead in life and in your career. There’s nothing wrong with stepping up and taking on a leadership role.

Personal brand - Meghan knew the importance or protecting her personal brand. People that knew her described her as poised, articulate, charismatic, and sophisticated. Seriously, I lost count of how many times she was referred to as “sophisticated”. It’s because she knew the importance of her appearance. She made slight adjustments to perfect her appearance by getting her gap closed. She also had a “vision” for her look once she became an adolescent. She was never heard to swear or talk down on other women. This isn’t to say she never done it, but she was careful who she did it around.

“looked every inch the Hollywood superstar—very slim, very leggy, very elegant, and impossibly glamorous.” Or as the landlord put it, “a stunner.”

“They were mesmerized by one another, Harry enthralled by her beauty, sophistication, and perceptiveness.”

Charity and Philanthropy Work - Just like Prince Harry’s mother, Meghan is big on humanitarian, charity and philanthropic work. When she was young, she volunteered at soup kitchens in LA. She actually spoke to the homeless, listened to their stories, and remembered their names. In college, she participated in one of the biggest student run charities in America. This could be because she’s so empathetic and likes to connect with people. Being so thoughtful and giving is a huge feminine trait. This is a trait we often hear in wealthy individuals but she had this well before she was one.

Family connections - her dad was a light and photography director in Hollywood. This not only exposed her to Hollywood at a young age but provided a few connections. She also had an uncle that worked for the CIA. She used his connections to land an internship abroad with the State Department. Many of us may not have access to well connected family members, but we can utilize whatever connections we have as a way to level up in life.

Well traveled - Her passport is stamped honey! From Jamaica, Buenos Aires, New Zealand, Marlborough, Vietnam, Spain, Italy, to Malta. Our girl was traveling well before she had a Dutchess in front of her name. This could be because her mother was a travel agent and tried to expose Meghan to vacations whenever she could. Meghan’s first husband, Trevor Engelson, help funded a few of her luxury trips abroad. He was a pretty successful film producer and the couple took trips together for weeks at a time. When trying to level up, even if you don’t have a fancy degree you can get ahead by being well traveled and cultured.

Risk Taker - After high school, she moved from LA to Chicago for college, where she doubled majored in theater and international politics. After that, she took an internship abroad to Buenos Aires on her own. She was very independent and took risks if it meant furthering her education and career. A lot of times we can be scared to move past our comfort zone. But, if we want to excel we need to get comfortable being uncomfortable.

Work Ethic - weather it was her first job or her internship abroad at the State Department her managers and senior partners described her as a hard and good worker. Even while she was working as an inspiring actress, she worked her ass off. She attended numerous auditions and failed many times for eight years before getting her big role in Suits. She went from a struggling actress to staring in Suits, which was one of the highest rated shows in America. After her status of an actress grew, she built a popular lifestyle blog, Tig, which became a huge success. Her blog was even named “Best of the Web” in Elle Magazine and InStyle

“In between the glitz and the glamour her advocacy for UN Women continued, undertaking further meetings at the World Bank and the Clinton Foundation and learning more about the facts and figures of gender bias in the developing world and, for that matter, her own country.”

Picture Ready - even though she’s off social media now, it wasn’t always like that. In the past, she was a huge social media content creator. But not like the girls that post thirst traps or flat tummy tea all day. She was the type of girl that took photos abroad, sipping wine, or making her green juice. It was noted that while her peers and most women her age were taking silly, funny filtered photos she posed sweetly and if a drink was ever in her hand, it was champagne or wine.

Wellness - she‘s known for being a foodie. It’s true that she loves quality cuisine and trying new dishes, but her peers and husband know her for her healthy eating habits, green juices, jogging and yoga. Her amazing body and good skin isn’t by accident. It’s because she’s really intentional.

“which meant the actor was able to go jogging—mobile meditation, as she calls it—around the park or stroll on Kensington High Street to go shopping.”

“she dramatically changed the contents of his fridge. Meghan never leaves home unless she has hummus, carrots, green juice, almonds, and chia seed pudding in the fridge.”

Mystic - She’s the queen of mystery. We only know what she wants us to know or when her PR team sends out a statement. Even when she did have social media, she posted a lot but nothing too personal or revealing. No one even knew her and Harry were dating (except close friends) until they were months in their relationship. Years before that, she ran an anonymous actress related blog for a while. She knew how to be known, but not reveal too much about herself.

Leveled up her circle - This was MAJOR trait I noticed while reading about her. As she leveled up, so did her circle. As she grew, so did her level of friends. She began to associate herself with fashion stylists, wives of primes minister, politicians, high profile actresses, and Serena Williams. This was before she was married to Prince Harry by the way. Her friend, Serena Williams, is the reason she created her popular blog, Tig. Once her friends leveled up, so did her experiences. She started being invited to front row at Fashion Week, getting invited to speak at political forums, and major film awards. She even became the face of a well respected candadian fashion brand. Your network is your net worth!

“Not only would she be discussing global issues with young people, but she would be rubbing shoulders with humanitarian celebrities like Mary Robinson, Ireland’s first woman president; Sir Bob Geldof; Nobel Peace Prize winner Kofi Annan; and United Nations Goodwill Ambassador John Chau.”

“Not only was her face going to be on billboards and on TV all over Canada, she was going to influence how women dressed.”

Interesting Person - she wasn’t just a pretty face. She was an actress, fitness enthusiast, talented at calligraphy, a wine connoisseurs, enjoyed politics, well traveled, and could go deep on topics like gender equality and gun control. She could attract and KEEP high level men because she had depth and could hold a conversation. Even after her and Harry first started dating, he tried to schedule trips only to realize she had a busier schedule than him. Between filming, an award winning blog, a fashion brand collaboration, humanitarian work, and political speaking engagements she was a busy and an interesting women. It’s one thing to be attractive, but it’s another to be interesting!

“When they compared schedules before they parted, it was clear that if anything Meghan was the busier of the pair that fall, what with her TV filming commitments, promoting her new fashion collection on behalf of Reitmans, her blog, and humanitarian work. Even before Harry came into her life she was often up until the wee hours scouring the internet for inspiration for The Tig. Now she was going to be stretched even further.”

“As she sipped a dirty martini they chatted about Suits, her background, her days as a briefcase girl, gun control in America, her passion for calligraphy, women’s rights, and her one-time ambition to be a TV presenter”

How to activate your "happiness chemicals"...

DOPAMINE ~ the reward chemical

Complete a task

Doing self care acitivites

Eating some food

Celebrating your little wins.

OXYTOCIN ~ the love hormones

Playing with a dog

Playing with a baby

Holding hands

Hugging someone

Giving someone else a compliment

SEROTONIN ~ the mood stabiliser

Meditating

Running

Be in the sun

Walk in nature

Swimming

ENDORPHIN ~ the pain relief

Laughing exercises

Essential oils

Eating dark chocolate

Running

Watch and Learn!

Learning how to thread your eyebrows.

Learning how to tint your eyebrows. 

Learning how to do at home lash extensions. 

Learning how to do your own gel nails.

Learning how to do your own acrylics.

Learning how to wax your body hair.

Learning how to do a full sew in with closure.

Learning how to install your own braids.

Learning how to install a closure wig.

Learning how to exfoliate your own skin.

Learning how to improve your posture.

Learning how to microneedle your skin.

Learning how to edit your Instagram photos. 

Learning how to build a capsule closet.

Learning how to dress snazzily.

Learning how to walk in high heels.

Learning how to choose a perfume. 

Learning how to choose lingerie. 

Learning to improve and work on your femininity.

Learn about interracial dating. 

Learning how to improve the way you speak. 

Learning another language.

Learning about real estate. 

Learning about investing.

Learning how to get a job as a flight attendant.

Learning how to improve your cursive writing.

Learning how to improve your handwriting.

Learning a new makeup style.

Learning a natural makeup look.

Learning to use a claw clip for hairstyles. 

Learning how to curl your hair.

Learning to do a sleek low bun. 

Learning how to straighten your hair.

Learning how to do a Dominican blowout.

Learning how to apply false eyelashes.

Learning how to apply self tanner.

Learning basic sewing.

Learning how to begin Iyengar Yoga.

Learning how to treadmill productively.

Learning to have toned ballet legs.

Learning how to work towards a toned body.

Learning how to make your bum bigger. 

Learning how to understand ballet.

Learning how to understand operatic film.

Learning how to follow a simple ballet.

Learning daily etiquette.

Learning dining etiquette.

Learning how to walk elegantly.

Learning how to emulate Miss Universe. 

Learning about plastic surgery.

Learning how to bartend.

Learning how to open a bottle of champagne.

Learning how to make a cucumber sandwich.

Learning how to make a fresh mimosa.

Learning how to serve tea.

Learning how to tight line your eyes.

Learning how to microblade (NOT AT HOME).

Learning how to choose a designer handbag. 

Learning how to choose designer jewelry.

Learning how to rush a sorority.

Learning about equestrianism.

Learning the basics of skiing. 

Learning how to sail a sailboat.

Learning how to golf.

Learning how to play tennis.

XOXO,

Renata.



Reading list 2021

As mentioned here, I will be reading a minimum of 4 books per month; here’s some I look forward to reading soon. Will update whenever I can, click on my page to see the updated version (will be pinned post) I’ll attach free PDFs online if I find it, if not I’ll either be purchasing it as a paperback or using an online, subscription based library outlet (I do enjoy Scribd)

Financial

• Smart Women Finish Rich

• Rich Dad Poor Dad

• The Millionare Next Door

• The Smart Money Woman - as recommended by @affluentchanelli

• How To Save It: Fix Your Finances

• Black Girl Finance

• The Selling Plan: How To Get New Customers, Make More Money And Sell Like Crazy

• Social Media Marketing Guide 2021 2 Books in 1: Gain Customers Through Instagram, Facebook, Youtube, and Twitter

• Brand Storytelling: Put Customers at the Heart of Your Brand Story

• Powerful B2B Content: Using Brand Journalism to Create Compelling and Authentic Storytelling

• Money: A User’s Guide

• You’re Not Broke You’re Pre-Rich: How to streamline your finances, stay in control of your bank balance and have more £££

• Rich As F*ck: More Money Than You Know What to Do With

• You Are Badass At Making Money

• The Intelligent Investor

• Poor Charlie’s Almanack: The Wit and Wisdom of Charles T. Munger - as recommended by Warren Buffet

• A Few Lessons for Investors and Managers From Warren Buffett

• The Simple Path to Wealth

•

Psychology/Self Improvement

• Never Split The Difference

• Insecure In Love

• Who Moved My Cheese - recommended by Duchess Meghan, read it when I was 17 years old in the school library, going to give it another read

• The Subtle Art Of Not Giving A Fuck

• It Didn’t Start With You

• Decentering Men

• Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents: How to Heal from Distant, Rejecting, Or Self-Involved Parents - as recommended by @mjalti

• Oh, the places you’ll go! As recommended by @mr-entj

• When Things Fall Apart: Heart Advice for Difficult Times - as recommended by @mr-entj

• Dear Girl - couldn’t find the PDF link so I attached the YouTube link (short yet warm read)

• I am enough - couldn’t find the PDF link so I attached the YouTube link (short yet warm read)

• This Is Me & This Is My Monster - couldn’t find the PDF link so I attached the YouTube link (short yet warm read)

• I like myself! - couldn’t find the PDF link so I attached the YouTube link (short yet warm read)

• The Reflection in Me - couldn’t find the PDF link so I attached the YouTube link (short yet warm read)

• The Inner Gym - as recommended by Duchess Meghan

• The Tao Of Pooh - as recommended by Duchess Meghan

• The Four Agreements - as recommended by Doris Ragland (Duchess’s mother) to the Duchess at 13 years old, she mentioned she lives by these prophecies till date

• A Curious Mind, The Secret To A Bigger Life - as recommended by Karlie Kloss

• Your Relationship GPA: Lessons from Harvard students on how to make time for what matters most

• Tools of Titans: The Tactics, Routines, and Habits of Billionaires, Icons, and World-Class Performers

• The Unfair Advantage - as recommended by Ali Abdaal

• Growth: From Microorganisms to Megacities (The MIT Press) - as recommended by Bill Gates

• Ego Is The Enemy

• The Obstacle Is The Way

• The Year of Less: How I Stopped Shopping, Gave Away My Belongings, and Discovered Life is Worth More Than Anything You Can Buy in a Store

• Charisma On Command

• Real Change: Mindfulness to Heal Ourselves and the World - as recommended by Nadya Hutagalung

• Rewire Your Mind: Discover the Science and Practice of Mindfulness - as recommended by Nadya Hutagalung

• How to Survive the End of the World (When It’s in Your Own Head): An Anxiety Survival Guide

• The Book of Moods: How I Turned My Worst Emotions Into My Best Life

• Reasons to Stay Alive

• Can’t Hurt Me: Master Your Mind and Defy the Odds

• The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma

• Change Your Thinking: Overcome Stress, Anxiety, and Depression, and Improve Your Life with CBT

• The Daily Stoic: 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance, and the Art of Living

• Tiny Habits: The Small Changes That Change Everything

• The Secret of Letting Go

• This Too Shall Pass: Stories of Change, Crisis and Hopeful Beginnings

• Dark Seduction and Persuasion Tactics: The Simplified Playbook of Charismatic Masters of Deception. Leveraging IQ, Influence, and Irresistible Charm in the Art of Covert Persuasion and Mind Games

• Finish What You Start: The Art of Following Through, Taking Action, Executing, & Self-Discipline

• You’re Not Listening: What You’re Missing and Why It Matters

• Conquering Trauma: Why You Cannot Experience Peace And Joy And How To Finally Point Your Life In The Right Direction

• Black Box Thinking: Marginal Gains and the Secrets of High Performance

• What It Takes: Lessons in the Pursuit of Excellence

• The Power of Us: How we connect, act and innovate together

• The Power of Discipline: How to Use Self Control and Mental Toughness to Achieve Your Goals

• Act Like a Leader, Think Like a Leader

• I’m Worth More: Realize Your Value. Unleash Your Potential

• Finding A Balanced Connection: Build well-being from within, take back your life and permanently change it for the better.

• The Molecule of More: How a Single Chemical in Your Brain Drives Love, Sex, and Creativity—and Will Determine the Fate of the Human Race - as recommended by @trophy-babe

• Start With Why

• High Performance Habits

• Big Magic

• Happiness Advantage

• The Third Door: The Wild Quest to Uncover How the World’s Most Successful People Launched Their Careers

• Ikigai - The Japanese Secret To A Long And Happy Life

• The Black Swan - as recommended by Jeff Bezos

Political/Affairs

• The Triple Package

• Minor Feelings, An Asian American Reckoning - as recommended by Charlotte Cho

• Invisible Women: Exposing Data Bias in a World Designed for Men

• The Righteous Mind Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion

• Justice: What’s the Right Thing to Do?

• Men Who Hate Women: From incels to pickup artists, the truth about extreme misogyny and how it affects us all

For Fun

• Infidel - as recommended by @middleeasterndime

• Fabulosity - seen snippets on @babyphat05 & purchased it as a paperback

• Your Beauty Mark: The Ultimate Guide to Eccentric Glamour - Dita Von Teese’s book, need I say anymore?

• Shanghai Girls - love this book, going to read it again and take notes

• Battle Hymn Of The Tiger Mother - my favourite book, ever

• The Goal Diggers Guide - as seen on @babyphat05

• A Woman Makes A Plan - as recommended by Wendi Deng Murdoch, see Maye Musk & Wendi Deng Murdochs interview / discussion, here

• Educated - as recommended by Amy Chua

• Atlas Shrugged - as recommended by @middleeasterndime

• Rich People Problems

• China Rich Girlfriend

• Crazy Rich Asians

• Sex And Vanity - thank you @capricorn-muse for these Kevin Kwan book reminders

• The Custom Of The Country - as recommended by Kevin Kwan

• The Windfall - as recommended by Kevin Kwan

• People Like Us - as recommended by Kevin Kwan

• The Charisma Myth - as recommended by Jamila Musayeva

• How To Be Parisian Wherever You Are

• Etiquette, The Least You Need To Know

• Irreverent - as seen on Duchess Meghans front entrance table

• Very Classy - as recommended by Karlie Kloss

The Little Book of Skin Care: Korean Beauty Secrets for Healthy, Glowing Skin

• The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing

• Convenience Store Woman

• An Ember in the Ashes

• Girl in Translation

• The Power Of The Pussy - thank you @prettyprivilegess for the reminder

• Cats Don’t Chase Dogs: What Can the Wisdom of the Feline Teach Women About Life, Love, Dating, and Relationships?

• F*CK Him! - Nice Girls Always Finish Single

• How To Date Like A Courtesan - as recommended by @theblackcourtesan

• Ignore The Guy, Get The Guy

• Act Like A Lady, Think Like A Man

• The Unexpected Joy of Being Single: Locating Happily-single Serenity - as recommended by Florence Given

• Surely You’re Joking, Mr. Feynman!

• Ender’s Game

• Letters From A Stoic

• Notes On A Nervous Planet

• Unf*ck Your Habitat: You’re Better Than Your Mess

• Furiously Happy

• Smart Girls Marry Money: How Women Have Been Duped Into the Romantic Dream–And How They’re Paying For It

• The B.A.B.E.S.’ Guide to Divine Feminine Grace: From Mule to Muse

• Why Men Love Bitches: From Doormat to Dreamgirl - A Woman’s Guide to Holding Her Own in a Relationship

• The Art Of Gold Digging - as recommended by @germansugarbaby

• Tap Dancing to Work: Warren Buffett on Practically Everything

• The Outsiders: Eight Unconventional CEOs and Their Radically Rational Blueprint for Success

• 365 Style

• Confessions of an Heiress

• The Remains of the Day - as recommended by Jeff Bezos