Books

The best self-help book is the one you write yourself.

Are you ready to learn what you want, think, and feel, direct from the source, your own subconscious? Then grab a pen, have a seat, and start writing down the answers you’ve been waiting to hear, which only you can reveal to yourself. Through a series of guided visualization exercises, you’ll respond to situations, settings, and symbols that reveal surprising insights about your:

• Creative awakening
• Life purpose and ideal work
• Priorities and values
• Authenticity and identity
• Self-love, self-worth
• Childhood memories and social preferences
• Dream partner, attraction
• Love languages
• Attachment patterns
• Communication
• Trust and vulnerability
• Boundaries
• Conflict resolution
• Trauma healing
• Negative thought patterns
• Peak performance
• Compulsions and anxiety
• Feeling stuck, directionless
• Risk tolerance
• Reconciliation, forgiveness

The best self-help book fires you from the job of fixing yourself.

Tired of personal growth books with 247 steps, rigid routines, and the subtle suggestion that you’re not quite enough yet?

Already There is a collection of soulful, subversive short stories for people who are done striving. These modern fables don’t “teach”—they gently dissolve the illusion that you’re broken. No vision boards. No 5am club. No pretending you need a new identity.

Through imaginative storytelling, paradox, and humor, this book bypasses the inner critic and speaks directly to the part of you that already knows: you’re okay.

Perfect for fans of The Untethered Soul, The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse, or The Book of Awakening, this is not a how-to. It’s a shift in perspective disguised as a story.

No fixing required. Just some quiet remembering.

Your move, enlightenment-industrial complex.