📚 2 Books mentioned in "World Famous Interior Designer: How Your Space Can Affect Your MOOD | Kelly Wearstler" of On Purpose with Jay Shetty

So I paid whatever she asked me to pay for them, and then there was one book, and she said, 'I've been looking for this book for years; I couldn't find it because it was like all these crease pages and hidden away,' and she said, 'Do you mind if I don't sell this to you? I said, 'Of course; it's your book.' It was, I really wanted it; it was called, I'd never read it, but it was a little book called The Hidden Temple, and I was like, 'Oh, that sounds so cool,' especially with my background.

Jay Shetty shares a story about a book titled 'The Hidden Temple' that he learned about during a visit to a vintage bookstore. The shop owner, having searched for the book for years, decided not to sell it to him, highlighting its significance to them.

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I'll give an example of something that happened to me recently: I remember a quote from Robin Sharma, which I read when I was very young. He wrote a book called The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari; the quote read, 'ordinary people have big TVs; extraordinary people have big libraries.'

In this segment, Jay Shetty recalls an inspirational quote from Robin Sharma's book, 'The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari,' which he read in his youth. The quote highlights the value of knowledge over material possessions.

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