David Liu
The Untethered Soul is a mindset shift disguised as a spiritual manual. It’s less about chasing achievement and more about watching your thoughts without letting them run the show. For someone like me—wired to build systems, solve problems, and keep momentum—this book feels like an intentional pause. Michael Singer doesn’t sell you some grand secret; he just gently reminds you that the voice in your head isn’t you, and that freedom starts the moment you stop identifying with it. It’s not productivity advice, but it’s the foundation beneath all sustainable growth—inner calm that doesn’t rely on outcomes. Think of it as mental decluttering for someone who likes clean dashboards.
The Untethered Soul is a mindset shift disguised as a spiritual manual. It’s less about chasing achievement and more about watching your thoughts without letting them run the show. For someone like me—wired to build systems, solve problems, and keep momentum—this book feels like an intentional pause. Michael Singer doesn’t sell you some grand secret; he just gently reminds you that the voice in your head isn’t you, and that freedom starts the moment you stop identifying with it. It’s not productivity advice, but it’s the foundation beneath all sustainable growth—inner calm that doesn’t rely on outcomes. Think of it as mental decluttering for someone who likes clean dashboards.