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💥 Brutally honest. Surprisingly emotional.

📘 The Algebra of Happiness by Scott Galloway is the life advice no one gave you—but should have.

From careers and money to love and meaning, Galloway breaks it all down with zero BS and a lot of heart.

➡️ Success ≠ Happiness

➡️ Skills > Passion

➡️ Time with loved ones = True wealth

"The one with whom to live

Why is the reason for anything

Tolerates it. ”

~ Frederick Nietzsche

📘 Believe in Yourself by Dr. Joseph Murphy

🔑 Book Highlights:

1. The Power of Belief:

The central idea is simple yet profound: You become what you believe. Your subconscious mind accepts what you consistently affirm—whether positive or negative. So, choose empowering beliefs.

2. You Have Unlimited Power Within:

Murphy emphasizes that within every individual lies an infinite intelligence—a divine force that responds to faith, confidence, and constructive thought.

3. Mental Blueprinting:

You must create a clear mental image (blueprint) of what you want to achieve. Your subconscious mind will work with this image and begin to manifest it in your reality.

4. Confidence Is a Habit:

Confidence isn't something you are born with. It is built through repetition of positive affirmations and mental discipline. Repeating phrases like “I believe in myself” rewires your inner thinking.

5. Fear and Doubt Block Success:

Fear is nothing but a misuse of your imagination. Replace fear with faith. Doubts delay or destroy your dreams.

6. Think and Speak Positively:

Your words shape your world. Avoid speaking about failure, lack, or sickness. Instead, affirm health, prosperity, peace, and strength.

7. Divine Right Action:

Murphy encourages readers to trust in "divine right action." When facing decisions or confusion, affirm: “Infinite intelligence guides me in all ways.”

8. Faith Can Move Mountains:

Faith is the bridge between your desires and their fulfillment. Believe deeply—beyond logic—and your subconscious will align your outer life accordingly.

✨ Quote from the Book:

“Believe in yourself, in your ability to do the thing you were born to do.”