8 books in 2023
A very very low number, constantly occupied by some errands.
Letter 30
1. Unlimited Power by Tony Robbins.
Summarized below by me.
'Unlimited power' by the legend Tony Robbins
Letter 22 I learned about this book from Niharika Kaur, a creator, and writer on substack. she couldn’t recommend less about this book's resources and modeling and crafting of human potential. According to the author, ‘Ultimate power is the ability to produce the results you desire most and create value for others in the process.’
2. Someday is today by Matthew dicks.
Book review of 'Someday is Today' by Matthew Dicks
Letter 23 This book is a massive recommendation from youtube star Ali Abdal. The book is indeed a good one, with quite simple ways to move forward in our creative and personal lives. ‘Someday is fool’s gold. It’s a horizon that will never come. A wish never fulfilled.’
3. The psychology of money by Morgan Housel.
A supreme guide to financial behaviors.
Timeless lessons from 'The Psychology of Money'
Letter 24 This is one of the finest, phenomenal, timeless, outstanding books for learning the behaviors and emotional adjustment required to master the money game, taught by none other than the legendary Morgan Housel. I have watched his few interviews, and one of the most sounding people to learn from. That’s when I straight dive into his outstanding boo…
4. The Practice: Shipping Creative Work by Seth Godin.
Legendary writer, a practical book for focusing on the process, rather than the outcomes.
Learnings from Seth Godin's The Practice: Shipping Creative Work
Letter 26 Seth Godin is a genuine marketing guy and an inspiration to every aspiring creative worker. He writes and blogs daily on his website. The author talks about the practice being the only attribute that is controlled to get any creative work done by the creative individual. Everything else is contradictory, seems lik…
5. The 3 Alarms by Eric Partaker.
A system for achieving more through cycles of health, relationships, and work.
6. Excellent advice for living by Kevin Kelly.
Titled ‘The Most Interesting Man on the Earth’ by Tim Ferris, this book is elegant for living through the ins and outs of life, penned down in a very brief and simplistic way.
7. Stress less, accomplish more by Emily Fletcher
Book review of 'Stress less, Accomplish more'
Letter 21 “We meditate to get good at life, not to get good at meditation.” - Emily Fletcher. While listening to Jim Kwik's podcast with the founder of Ziva meditation, Emily Fletcher, her book was on spotlight for getting used to meditation in as simple a form as it could be to better our personal and professional lives.
8. The subtle art of not giving a f*ck by Mark Manson.
Down below is the list of unfinished books.
The Pathless Path by Paul Millerd.
Authority by Nathan Barry.
Antifragile by nassim taleb.
Factfulness by Hans Rosling.
2024
Starting with this book on January 5th, 2024.
