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.
Thinking clearly, avoiding distractions, managing impulses and happiness. Ryan Holiday looks at lessons from some of histories most accomplished humans and what we can learn from their practices of incorporating stillness into their lives.
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.
Sleep smarter focuses on practical tips from scientific studies to help you get a better nights sleep.
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.
Julia Cameron's The Artists Way discusses how everyone can create great art. We just need to be aware of the most common stumbling blocks people face, such as our own doubts and negative past experiences.
Daniel Coyle's The Talent Code looks at how talent can be trained through deep practice. It also looks at the methods of practice, used worldwide, that produce high performers.
I'd Rather Be Reading is a small group of stories and anecdotes written from the perspective of a person who loves both books and reading.
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.
Carl Richards One Page Financial Plan focuses on budgeting and finding why money and planning should be important to you. Create an income, save for your future, whatever your desired outcome this book can help simplify and clarify your objective.