Brief Book Summary: Do The Work - Steven Pressfield Steven Pressfield's Do The Work is a book about resistance. He discusses the tactics and strategies to use to overcome it…
With a rising trend towards the use of big data and the abundance of easily accessible data to back just about any point, it has become increasingly important to understand what that data means.
How do you turn an average income into greater than average wealth? What steps does it take and how can you get started? All explored in The Automatic Millionaire by David Bach.
What does it take to master skills incredibly quickly? How could you use these skills to further both your personal and professional life? Scott Young’s Ultralearning takes a look at how some of the worlds best learners have done it.
High Performance Habits by Brendon Burchard examines six habits for high performance using stats and data from a large study conducted on the routines and workflows of high performers.
Hardcore Self Help by Robert Duff primarily examines anxiety. It looks at it's causes, manifestations and how we can learn to live a more peaceful life despite its presence.
James Altucher's book Choose Yourself was written in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis and seeks to explain the reason why we shouldn't be waiting around for things to happen to us, but instead should be trying to actively push ourselves forward.
Decisive examines the things that stand between us and our decision making process. Things like a narrow view of the issue, over confidence or losing control of our emotions.
Marc Wittmann's Felt Time looks at how our brains process time. He examines the facts and theories surrounding our ability to perceive time and about how we can make the most of the time we have.
Richard Nisbatt's Mindware is a guide for explaining the foundations behind our choices and how you can use them to better serve your needs.