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Where the Light Gets In: Simple, playful and profound perspective shifts to change your life, now a #1 Australian bestseller

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This book will change your perspective on life - forever.

'A masterclass in wisely defining success and what it means to live a successful life' - ANDRE AGASSI

'If knowledge is power, understanding yourself might just be the biggest superpower of all ... I am so excited for the world to read this book. I absolutely loved it and the world will be in a much better place having learned from him.' ASH BARTY

'Ben Crowe reminds us to play as if our well-being depends on it. It does' - ESTHER PEREL




Ben Crowe is one of the world's most in-demand mindset coaches. In this book, he reveals nine simple-yet-profound perspective shifts that will change the way you see the world and yourself.

Showing how these nine perspective shifts are relevant to every human being, Ben demonstrates how self-compassion, imagination and appreciation can turn adversity into possibility, remove pressure and help us find that elusive balance between confidence and happiness, achievement and fulfillment.

Move from fearful to playful, from human doing to human being, and from fitting in to truly belonging. Even small perspective shifts can lead to massive breakthroughs, creating the freedom to redefine what it means to live a life true to yourself. Because that's where the light gets in.

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307 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 1, 2026

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February 7, 2026
This book challenges some of our most entrenched assumptions, particularly the pressure we place on ourselves and others through expectation. Ben Crowe’s reframing around goals, self-compassion and play is especially relevant for educators, parents and leaders. Thoughtful, accessible and quietly confronting in the best way.
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