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Introduction., Dear Client, Barber, and Hair Salon Owner, Welcome to a book unlike any other—not just about business, but about the psychology of success, the art of reinvention, and the heart of building a lasting legacy. I am Jack Li, known as Sai Kuen Li in my Chinese name, and Hairprofessor Young around the world. I’ve spent 44 years in the hair industry, opening seven salons across continents, mastering hair psychology, and giving over 4,000 free haircuts to unemployed men—because I believe a great cut can change a life.

What if your creativity isn’t gone… just waiting for you to come back? Burnout doesn’t just take your energy—it takes your spark. The things that once brought you joy can begin to feel distant, heavy, or out of reach. The Art of Returning is a gentle guide for finding your way back to your creative self. Written in a warm, kitchen-table voice, this book invites you to reconnect with your creative self—not through pressure or perfection, but through small, meaningful practices that meet you exactly where you are.

Most photography books teach technique. This one is about everything cameras can't fix. Doubt, burnout, comparison, and the slow erosion of confidence that nobody in the industry talks about. Lessons From a Terrible Photographer is a raw, honest look at what it actually takes to build a sustainable creative life. Not gear. Not presets. Not trends. Voice, resilience, and the courage to keep making honest work when the excitement wears off. Written for photographers who know the problem isn't their camera anymore.

Rediscover the joy of creating – with kid-inspired insights from the bestselling author of Steal Like an Artist Feeling burnt out, distracted, and out of fresh ideas? In every creative person's life, there are times when you lose the energy, joy, and freedom you had when you were first...

This book is a study of the psychology, neuroscience, and philosophy of creativity, originality, and inspiration viewed from the lens of a seasoned game developer. It introduces the concept of creative sobriety—a practice that advocates better understanding our own sources of inspiration so...

Inside this book, you'll find 365 dangerously inspiring ideas—designed to help you come back home to yourself and turn the volume up on your one, precious, wildly dope soul. Judi Holler has walked the tightrope of soul-searching personal transformation, proving that your past doesn't define your future—your actions do. She knows firsthand that mastery comes from movement and that confidence isn't something you wait for—it's something you create by being bold, brave, and betting on yourself—again and again.

You Know More Than You Think is a five-book experiential series exploring perceptual literacy: how awareness forms, stabilizes, differentiates, navigates, and ultimately encounters the larger forces shaping reality. Before thought, there is sensation. Before explanation, there is awareness. You may have sensed more than you were taught to trust. In What's Already There, Elly Flippen invites you into the quiet moment before thinking, the place where perception begins long before words, analysis, or belief step in.

A groundbreaking guide from trusted teacher Andrew Holecek on dark retreat—the revelatory practice of being in complete darkness. This program is read by the author. We have become a “wake-centric” civilization, addicted to the world of doing, striving, and performing. But what if the cure...

How to get control of your life by using techniques for ending procrastination, controlling your habits, ending distractions, and managing your life for health, happiness, creativity and success.

We live in an age of reboots, remakes, recycled aesthetics, and algorithmically reinforced nostalgia. Culture often feels trapped in a loop—safer to repeat what worked yesterday than to risk inventing tomorrow. Originality Under Pressure is both diagnosis and blueprint. It explores the psychological, economic, and technological forces that push creators, industries, and institutions toward repetition instead of reinvention — and it offers a disciplined path out of the nostalgia trap. Rather than dismissing the past, this book teaches readers how to deconstruct it.

Meistern Sie Ihren Geist, Gewinnen Sie Ihren Fokus Zurück Und Beenden Sie Mentale Überlastung Sind Sie in endlosen Schleifen aus „Was wäre, wenn …?“ und „Ich hätte … sollen“ gefangen? Raubt Ihnen das Überdenken Ihre Energie, lenkt es Sie ab und lässt Entscheidungen unmöglich erscheinen? Wünschen Sie sich, dass sich Ihr Geist ohne ständiges mentales Chaos fokussieren könnte? Sie kennen dieses Gefühl: Ihr Gehirn kommt nicht zur Ruhe. Nachts spielt es Gespräche immer wieder durch und malt sich Worst-Case-Szenarien aus.

No book can teach you everything you need to know, especially about being a musician, but listening to this will save you time, money, stress and heartache. Released in conjunction with the new Soft Palms record In Echo, How to Be Self-Reliant in the Music Business is a book about what we've learned during our lives in music. It's an essential listen for DIY musicians and gives practical advice about the business, the lifestyle, etiquette, tour, recording, music royalties and much more. No AI was used in the creation of this book. Written by Julia Kugel and Scott Montoya (of Soft Palms).

Communication isn’t just about public speaking or writing emails, it’s about how you navigate the world, interpret culture, and interact with the people around you. In Golden Boy, you will get a masterclass in social intelligence, soft skills, and contemporary life. Through 101 short essays and stories, I break down the nuances of human interaction in the age of AI, social media, and shifting workplace dynamics.

The Evolving Artist is a polished, empowering guide to personal growth for artists who are ready to stop shrinking around their own creative potential. Written for artists and creatives navigating reinvention, self-doubt, change, or a deeper desire for meaning, this book helps listeners reconnect with their voice, strengthen their confidence, and build a more intentional relationship with their work. Ava Sinclair brings her signature modern, grounded approach to the inner life of creative women, offering practical insight without empty motivation.

Eric Roberson is honored to deliver his second book, beautifully all over the place, to the world. It is a collection of thoughts that are factually, intentionally, strategically, emotionally, transparently, philosophically, spiritually, artistically and randomly all over the place from his more than 30 years in the music industry. Enjoy.

Writer, poet, and teacher Natalie Goldberg, author of the bestselling WRITING DOWN THE BONES, shows you how to unleash your "Wild Mind"—the true source of your creative power. In this crisp mix of memoir, teaching guide, nonfiction and poetry, Goldberg strips creativity to the essential mind that is "raw, full of energy, alive, and hungry." Natalie is compassionate, practical, and humorous.

Everyone knows the phrase, “The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.” A singular link goes further. It is a connection that creates something qualitatively new, not just an improvement, but a shift in kind. Claude Shannon joined logic and communication to launch digital computation.

There was a time when talking came easily. When neighbours chatted over fences, when we lingered at shop counters, when the bus ride home was full of friendly faces. We didn’t call it “connection” back then — it was just living. We were part of each other’s days in small, effortless ways. Then life sped up. We built screens between us, routines around us, and caution inside us. We learned to look down, scroll, hurry. Somewhere along the way, we forgot how simple it can be — to talk, to listen, to be human together.

You used to be creative. Before life got busy. Before you became responsible. Before everything you should do started taking priority over what you actually wanted. Now you tell yourself: “I don’t have time.” “I wouldn’t even know where to start.” “Maybe later…” But later keeps moving. The Good Girl Curse is for the woman who has spent years doing everything right—and still feels like something is missing. This isn’t about becoming a professional artist. It’s not about being perfect, productive, or impressive. It’s about something deeper. Coming back to yourself.

Des coïncidences surprenantes, une sensation de déjà-vu, l'impression que la vie vous envoie des messages… ? Nous vivons tous des synchronicités et Géraldyne Prévot-Gigant nous invite à y être réceptifs en développant notre intuition : et si le décryptage de ce langage secret de la vie nous permettait d'apprendre à mieux nous connaître et à faire les bons choix ?