Listening to this book again. It's one I'll read again and again throughout my life, I think. It's not really "self-help-y", and that's what keeps bringing me back to it. It's research based and full of real world examples from all parts of life. Being aware of my mindsets around different things, and the process to move from a fixed to a growth mindset have really helped me become someone in proud of.

"Home, like love, hate, war, and peace, is one of those words that is so important that it doesn't need more than one syllable. Home is part of the fabric of who humans are. Doesn't matter if you're a vampire or a wizard or a secretary or a school teacher; you have to have a home, even if only in principle--there has to be a zero point from which you can make comparisons to everything else. Home tends to be it."