In John Strelecky's short fable, a stressed and lost businessman takes a wrong turn and stops at a small, mysterious café whose menu poses three questions about the purpose of existence. Through conversations with the staff and other guests, he begins reconsidering how he spends his life. Strelecky first self-published it in the early 2000s, and it has also appeared under the title The Why Are You Here Cafe.
What if your emotions aren’t controlling you—you simply haven’t learned how they work? In *Master Your Emotions*, Thibaut Meurisse explores how thoughts, habits, physical states, and surroundings can shape the way we feel. The book explains why the mind often focuses on threats and negative experiences, then offers practical techniques for changing unhelpful emotional patterns. From fear and stress to resentment, jealousy, and self-doubt, Meurisse encourages readers to understand their emotions rather than be controlled by them, turning greater emotional awareness into a tool for personal growth.