What was my eleventh self-development book for 2025? It is Meditations for Mortals by Oliver Burkeman. The subtitle of this book is 'Four Weeks to Embrace Your Limitations and Make Time for What Counts'. If the name of this author sounds familiar, it's because I re-read his book Four Thousand Weeks earlier this year.

We are on number ten of my Self-Development Book Club books. If you haven't been following along, at the beginning of the year, I set a goal for myself to read or reread at least one self-development book a month and then share it with you. What is this month's book? Atomic Habits by James Clear.

If you have been keeping track, we are on number nine of my Self-Development Book Club books. If you recall, at the beginning of the year, I set a goal for myself to read or reread at least one self-development book a month and then share it with you. What was my ninth book? Outer Order | Inner Calm by Gretchen Rubin.

The title of this blog is a little misleading because, while I will indeed discuss the book "Breaking Free From Broke" by George Kamel, I will also cover another great book!

Book number seven in my goal to read or reread a self-development book every month in 2025 is Tiny Habit by BJ Fogg. I love books about habit change because any self-development goal comes down to our ability to change our habits. Whether you want to eat healthier, learn a new skill, declutter your house, or nurture some of your closest relationships, your habits will make or break your success.

Book number six in my goal to read or reread a self-development book every month in 2025 is The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz.