Our review of : Who Not How

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 [...]

The Laws of Human Nature is a book by Robert Greene that offers readers an understanding of the psychology behind human behavior. The book discusses how to deal with different types of people and covers topics such as manipulation, power, and self-improvement. For who is this book for ? This book would be great for [...]

Algorithms to Live By is a book about computer science and how it can be used to inform human decision-making. The author, Brian Christian, uses real-world examples from his own life to illustrate the concepts he covers. Topics include choices between multiple options, dealing with uncertainty, and optimizing for efficiency. 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 How to Talk to Anyone, 92 Little Tricks for Big Success in Relationships, Leil Lowndes teaches how to read people and communicate with them effectively. Using her trademark humor and step-by-step examples, she shows how to: Make a great first impression every time Become a better listener Get anyone talking …and keep them talking [...]

In “Daring Greatly,” Brené Brown challenges everything we think we know about vulnerability. Based on twelve years of research, she argues that vulnerability is not weakness, but rather a state of openness and essential to the human experience. She explains how daring greatly can enable us to engage with the world from a place of [...]

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 [...]

In Extreme Ownership, Jocko Willink and Leif Babin share hard-hitting lessons learned as SEAL Team Leaders in Iraq about leadership, decision making, and problem solving. The book is a must read for anyone in a position of leadership or those looking to lead effectively. For who is this book for ? This book is for [...]

In “Bad Blood,” John Carreyrou tells the story of Elizabeth Holmes and her company, Theranos. Holmes was once considered a genius and one of the most promising young entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley. However, her career came crashing down after it was revealed that her company’s blood-testing technology was actually fraudulent. This book offers an inside [...]

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 [...]

The Dichotomy of Leadership is a book by Jocko Willink that explores the challenges of extreme ownership and how to lead and win. Through examples from his own experiences in the military and business, Willink provides readers with insights on how to cultivate discipline, accountability, and focus in order to achieve success. For who is [...]

In Outliers, Malcolm Gladwell takes a close look at success and how it is often achieved. He examines the factors that contribute to exceptional ability and offers insights into what makes an outlier flourish. Drawing on research in psychology, sociology, and business history, Gladwell shows that there are specific patterns of behavior and practice behind [...]