Joe De Sena the author of Spartan Up! and creator of the spartan race examines the lessons and philosophies we can take from the ancient Spartans.
Ryan Holiday's The Obstacle Is The Way builds off of the teachings of the ancient stoic philosophers. He examines how people throughout history have used the obstacles before them to gain new skills or understanding. They discovered how to take the lessons they learned from their hardships and apply it to the rest of their lives.
David Perlmutter's Grain Brain looks at the effects of certain foods, particularly carbs, sugar and gluten. He examines how they influence our brain and the disorders that overconsumption can lead to.
Frank Luntz's Words That Work looks at how to become a more effective communicator.
Elizabeth Day's How To Fail looks at the misunderstood upside to failure. Even though it hurts and often feels terrible there are alot of positives to come from our failures, lessons to learn as well. Find out why failure is our greatest teacher.
Julie Morgenstern's Organizing From The Inside Out is all about learning to organise your life. Covering areas such as work, home and even the bags you carry, there is something here for just about everyone.
Josh Davis's Two Awesome Hours examines the link between your mental energy and productivity.
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.
Leo Babauta's The Power Of Less looks at what he calls productive minimalism. How to focus on changing your behaviours and habits to help ensure successful long term changes.