In this video on my Book Table, I’m talking about a book that genuinely made me go, “oh my God, I love this book” — How to Fix Almost Everything by Dr Chris Williams. I know, I know… there’s no “fix” for a lot of things in life, but what I love is how simple, short, and practical this is. Each chapter is basically a page long, and it’s the kind of book you can go back to when you feel stuck and you don’t know what to do next. Also: you don’t even have to buy it — I picked it up from my local library, and that’s a tip I always recommend if you’re not ready to commit to a full purchase. The core idea is “how to eat an elephant” — you don’t do it all at once, you break it into chunks. Dr Williams gives a clear 4-step process: break the problem into pieces, brainstorm freely on paper, choose one idea and make a small step-by-step plan, then check the plan into action (realistic, one thing at a time, slow, easy, and unblock it by planning for obstacles). He even gives examples like stopping online shopping by adding parental controls, or building a social life by scheduling one simple weekly activity. I rated this book basically 10, 20, 100 stars — it’s easy, straightforward, no bull, and it helps you finish the year strong without overwhelming yourself.