Courage To Be Happy, Courage To Be Disliked and Atomic Habits 3 Books Collection Set

This three-book collection brings together The Courage To Be Happy, The Courage To Be Disliked and Atomic Habits. Across the set, the focus is on practical ways of thinking about change, personal boundaries and everyday behaviour.

In The Courage To Be Disliked and The Courage To Be Happy, a philosopher and a student explore ideas through conversation, presenting an approach centred on developing the courage to change, setting healthy boundaries and resisting the impulse to please others in order to find genuine, lasting happiness. Atomic Habits looks at how small shifts in behaviour can add up over time, describing change as the compound effect of many small decisions.

Included titles

• The Courage To Be Happy
• The Courage To Be Disliked
• Atomic Habits

Key details

• Three-book collection set
• Includes two titles presented as a discussion between a philosopher and a student
• Explores courage to change, boundaries and resisting people-pleasing
• Includes a title focused on small behavioural changes and their cumulative effect

Synopses

The Courage To Be Happy

A philosopher and a student discuss a way of thinking described as profoundly liberating. The conversation centres on developing the courage to change, setting healthy boundaries and resisting the impulse to please others, with the aim of finding genuine and lasting happiness.

The Courage To Be Disliked

Presented as a dialogue between a philosopher and a student, this book shares advice on harnessing inner power to become the person you would like to be. It also explores courage to change, healthy boundaries and resisting the urge to please others as a route to genuine, lasting happiness.

Atomic Habits

This book argues that change does not have to start with big gestures. Instead, it describes real change as the compound effect of many small decisions, such as doing two push-ups a day, waking up five minutes earlier, or making a single short phone call.