Our review of : Ego Is the Enemy

Think and Grow Rich is a 1937 book by Napoleon Hill. The book was inspired by a suggestion from Andrew Carnegie, who urged Hill to write the philosophy of success in life. It details thirteen principles required for wealth creation, based on Hill’s interviews with over five hundred successful people. For who is this book [...]

Brené Brown offers a daring approach to leadership in Dare to Lead. Drawing on four years of research, she argues that courage, compassion, and authentic relationships are the keys to effective leadership. Brown provides readers with tools they need to become more courageous leaders by recognizing fear as an obstacle and practicing accountability, inquiry, and [...]

In “Think Again,” Adam Grant encourages readers to cultivate a habit of constantly questioning their assumptions and judgments. He argues that this practice is essential for success in any field, as it allows people to identify areas in which they are ignorant or mistaken and then take corrective action.Grant provides anecdotes and case studies from [...]

The 4-Hour Workweek is a book written by Timothy Ferriss. It was first published on April 27, 2007, by Crown Publishing Group. The book advocates the concept of “escape 9-5, live anywhere, and join the new rich”. The book has been a “New York Times” bestseller, selling over 1. For who is this book for [...]

In “Good to Great,” Collins and his team of researchers studied the history of all public companies in America over a period of forty years to find out what separates the good businesses from the great ones. They identified eleven factors that contributed to turning a good company into a great one, and they offer [...]

Dale Carnegie’s classic guide to interpersonal communication continues to this day as a cornerstone of personal and professional success. Originally published in 1936, How to Win Friends & Influence People remains one of the most popular self-help titles around, with over 15 million copies sold. The book provides readers with simple techniques for improving relationships [...]

Atomic Habits is a book about breaking bad habits and building good ones. It’s written by James Clear, an entrepreneur and writer who has been featured in The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and TIME. In the book, he shares evidence-based techniques for making small changes that lead to big results. I read Atomic [...]

Leaders Eat Last is a must-read for business leaders and managers who want to learn how to create cohesive and productive teams. Authored by Simon Sinek, the book draws on scientific research and real-world examples to argue that successful teams are those where all members feel like they’re part of something larger than themselves. Leaders [...]

The Total Money Makeover is a guide to improving your financial wellbeing. It offers a step-by-step plan for getting your finances in order, and provides advice on how to save money, invest wisely and live within your means. The book also includes case studies of people who have successfully completed the program. For who is [...]

Thinking, Fast and Slow is a book by Daniel Kahneman that examines the psychology of decision-making. The book presents two systems of thought: System 1, which is fast, instinctive, and emotional; and System 2, which is slower, more deliberative, and logical. Kahneman discusses how each system can lead to different outcomes in business and personal [...]

In “The 5AM Club”, Robin Sharma shows readers how they can own their mornings and use those hours to create a successful life. He provides helpful tips on how to wake up early and set the tone for the day, while also stressing the importance of maintaining productivity throughout it. This book is ideal for [...]

Grit is a book about the power of passion and perseverance. Angela Duckworth, author and professor at the University of Pennsylvania, has been researching this topic for over a decade. She discusses why some people are able to achieve great things while others fall short, despite being equally talented or intelligent. Duckworth’s findings reveal that [...]