A 12-week program for getting in touch with the inner artist and unlocking creative potential. The book suggests writing “morning pages” to clear the mental pallette and a weekly “artist’s date” to rejuvenate the soul. There is a chapter to read each week, and wonderful, practical exercises for self-discovery.

The amazing thing about this book is that it was originally written in 1637 (by a Jesuit scholar), and the 300 maxims for living in the world are still true today. For example: “Things pass for what they seem, not for what they are. Few see inside, many get attached to appearances. It is not enough to be right if your actions look false and ill.”

Get in touch with how you relate to money and improve the choices you make. The money habitude cards are a fun and useful tool.

The original story, of a man who went searching for the fountain of youth, was published in 1939. He found it, in the form of five exercises, or the five Tibetan Rites, which when each performed 21 times a day, bring vigor and health to the person performing them.