Want to make some positive changes with the start of the new year? We hand-picked this literary list with you in mind.
There’s nothing like the start of the new year to start afresh with new routines and habits that will help 2021 shape up to become a year of positive change. And with 2021 just around the corner, these books will give you the stimulation and motivation you need to adopt new ways of living meaning you can leave bad practises of old behind. Whether you want to upgrade your organisation or build a better brain, these books will help you turn over a new leaf with the start of the new year.
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An evidence-based, healthy weight loss plan for the over 40s which provides clear dietary advice, recipes and meal plans, all grounded in best nutritional practice. -
Is your life chaotic? Are you stuck in overwhelm mode? Are you hungry for advice on how to have the life you dream of? Be so good they can't ignore you. -
A guide to keeping your brain young, healthy and sharp from neurosurgeon and CNN chief medical correspondent Dr Sanjay Gupta -
The highly anticipated debut from the Instagram sensation and fitness entrepreneur Krissy Cela -
At a time of ultimate global disruption, who better to guide us all as we re-set our goals and our lives than Mark Bouris, one of Australia's most respected mentors and business leaders.
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