
3 Handy Self-Improvement Comics for Visual Learners
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We are constantly learning and changing as people, but there are definitely times when you take stock of yourself and life and realize there are specific areas that are in need of improvement. While there are plenty of books out there to help you navigate your life, the pickings are slimmer if you’re more of a visual learner. I’m hopeful there will be more self-improvement comics and manga readily available in the future, but for now, here are three you can pick up today!
Whether you are new to adulthood, a person who needs some tricks on how to save money in certain areas, or wondering how to live a general life of frugality, Poorcraft has helpful information for you. The comic is broken down into different chapters (food, fashion, education, housing, etc), so if you’re just interested on one area, it’s easy to skip to that chapter and just learn what you need to there. Though some panels and pages can feel a little overcrowded with words, I really appreciate the visual aspect of seeing “how to season a cast iron skillet” in a comic. Poorcraft is full of good, practical advice and tips to on how to improve your life AND save money at the same time.
Self-improvement isn’t just about the ways you can tangibly change your life, but also about improving your mental health as well. If you’re feeling a little frantic and out of sorts with the universe, this comic is a calming way to slow down your thinking, and process through your thoughts and emotions. With illustrated lessons and assignments from the universe, it’s a read you’ll want take your time with and really allow the meditative nature of the comic to settle in your heart and brain.