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News Abstract
By: PointLine Media Research & Editorial Team
Topic:Arts & Media,Lifestyle
August 4, 2026
Author and consultant Bukky Osifeso has released her debut book, Rooted and Rising, which challenges the modern expectation for women to constantly achieve more. Instead of focusing on career-driven productivity, the text encourages readers to align their public achievements with their internal well-being.
The book draws heavily from the author's Yoruba heritage, incorporating traditional proverbs to frame lessons on identity and growth. Osifeso argues that true personal advancement is achieved by staying grounded in one's own values rather than abandoning them for professional gain.
Designed for women at various life stages, the book includes practical exercises and a narrative structure meant to help readers navigate burnout and the mental load. It serves as a guide for those seeking to redefine success on their own terms.
The publication taps into a growing shift in the self-help market toward cultural specificity and away from one-size-fits-all wellness advice. Readers are increasingly seeking guidance that acknowledges diverse backgrounds rather than relying on generic corporate-style motivation.
This trend reflects a broader societal fatigue regarding the 'hustle culture' that dominated professional discourse over the last decade. As public conversations prioritize mental health and the sustainability of high-pressure lifestyles, authors like Osifeso are providing frameworks that emphasize self-preservation over relentless output.