He combines psychology, philosophy, history, and religion to share 12 more lessons that will transform your life.
If you want to move towards the potential of who you could be, read this book.
Key lesson:
"You need to know where you were, so that you do not repeat the mistakes of the past. You need to know where you are, or you will not be able to draw a line from your starting point to your destination."
Logan is a behavioral scientist who spent years researching dating & relationships.
In her book, she shares science-backed advice on how to find love in the modern dating world.
If you're dating online or on apps, this book is a must-read.
Key lesson:
"No relationship is easy all the time. Even the healthiest, most rewarding marriages require effort. Finding someone can be hard, but often the real challenge comes later."
You don't want to keep working on a project or company that's going nowhere.
This book will teach you when to quit and how to do it without feeling guilty.
A must-read for all creatives.
Key lesson:
"It's okay to quit, sometimes...You should quit if you're on a dead-end path...Quitting the projects that don't go anywhere is essential if you want to stick out the right ones."
This book will convince you to lie as little as possible.
Why?
Every lie is harmful, even white ones.
If you want to become a more honest and authentic version of yourself, read this book.
Key lesson:
"By lying to one person, we potentially spread falsehoods to many othersβeven to whole societies...In this way, every lie haunts our future."
"The Strangest Secret" by Earl Nightdale
Your mind can be your greatest asset or your biggest enemy.
This book will teach you how to develop a positive mindset that works for you instead of against you.
It's a short book but has the power to change your life.
Key lesson:
"Each of us must live off the fruit of his thoughts in the future, because what you think today and tomorrow, next month and next year, will mold your life and determine your future. You're guided by your mind."
"Ikigai" by Francesc Miralles & Hector Garcia
The authors studied the habits and diets of centurions (people who live to 100-years old) to discover their secrets to living a long and happy life.
If you value your health or are interested in longevity, this book is for you.
Let's be honest, sex-ed in high school was a joke.
It taught us nothing about having a happy & healthy sex life.
This book will change that.
It provides a ton of science-backed advice on how to have a wonderful & lasting sex life.
Key lesson:
"Those who reported that they had good sex lives, he writes, consistently mentioned: (1) maintaining a close, connected, and trusting friendship; and (2) making sex a priority in their lives."
Over the past few years I've listened to 100+ different podcast shows.
Here are 10 of the most valuable podcasts I've found:
(plus a must-listen episode from each one)
1) The Game by @AlexHormozi
Alex is one of the greatest marketers and salesmen of our time. He shares tons of advice on growing a business from $0 to $100M and how he's growing his company from $100M to $1+ billion.
A must-listen episode:
2) My First Million by @thesamparr & @ShaanVP
Learn about business and get business ideas from two incredibly smart (and funny) entrepreneurs who have built & sold multi-million dollar businesses.
Everyone thinks success means being wealthy. But there are actually 5 types of wealth: time, social, mental, physical, and financial. Read this book to learn about all five and how to achieve them.
Think of this book as the science behind visualization or manifestation. In it, the author explains how our beliefs shape our reality. A must-read for anyone interested in psychology, neuroscience, or mindset.
This is the highest insight-per-minute podcast I listened to all year. Hearing Naval's harsh truths on success, happiness, and fame will dramatically change your perspective.
2) How Elon Works by @FoundersPodcast
@elonmusk has built 5+ companies that are now worth $1B+. Listen to this podcast to learn how he operates, how he manages his time, his 5-step algorithm for solving problems, and much more.
The best way to get ahead in any area of life is not with slow and incremental progress, but by having a period of unhinged intensity. Everyone should have more unhinged habits in their lives.
Bestselling author Nir Eyal reveals how the hidden assumptions you carry shape what you see, how you feel, and what you doβand how to replace them with beliefs that unlock your true potential.
Audible recently released its list of the 25 best audiobooks of the 21st century.
Here are their 25 best books of the past 25 years:
(non-fiction edition)
1) "Can't Hurt Me" by David Goggins
Both memoir and self-improvement guide, the retired Navy SEAL and endurance athlete's book has changed innumerable lives with its message of determination and resilience.
This Audie Award-winning history is narrated by 45 different voices, crafting an experience that echoes the multitude of people who experienced 9/11 firsthand.