Prince Harry ‘Wants to Share’ the ‘Life Lessons’ He’s Learned and ‘Turn It Into a Guide’ in New Book

Prince Harry is reportedly considering a new venture.

According to a story published Friday, April 17, by Rob Shuter‘s Naughty But Nice Substack, the Duke of Sussex, 41, has sparked a passion for psychology.

“Harry isn’t dabbling — he’s all in,” one source told Shuter. “He’s studying how the mind works… and, of course, how his works.”

A second source claimed the Spare author is considering writing a book on the topic.

“Don’t be shocked if it’s self-help,” the source noted. “He thinks he’s cracked a few life lessons — and wants to share them. He’s turned his struggles into a brand. Now he wants to turn it into a guide.”

A third insider said that Harry “genuinely believes he’s onto something,” but pointed out that “Whether everyone else does is another story.”

“He’s always searching, always analyzing. Now he just might start grading the rest of us,” the insider added. “He’s moving from telling his story to teaching lessons.”

Harry has talked openly about his mental health journey in the past. As Star previously reported, on Wednesday, April 15, he spoke at an event for Movember — a nonprofit organization focused on men’s mental health — while in Australia with his wife, Meghan Markle, according to People.

Harry opened up about feeling a “disconnection” after the Duchess of Sussex, 44, gave birth to their first child, Prince Archie, in 2019, and explained he sought therapy before his son’s arrival.

“Certainly from a therapy standpoint, you want to be the best version of yourself for your kids,” Harry shared. “And I knew that I had stuff from the past that I needed to deal with and therefore, prepare myself to basically cleanse myself of the past.”

Additionally, he offered some advice to men, telling them they are “not alone” on their journey as fathers.

“To the dads and soon-to-be dads: yes, it’s messy,” Harry — who also shares daughter Princess Lilibet, 4 with Meghan — admitted. “You’ll have a roller coaster of emotions — and don’t judge yourself.”