At least not for any growth minded individual. Reading exposes you to the wisdom of teachers both past and present. I personally have a goal to read a “Book a Week”! Below are all books that I have personally read since beginning this challenge.
In each book review, I share a brief overview of my experience along with a few key insights and quotes. I’m a bit all over the place in my selection, but I am confident that if you filter to a category of your interest you will find something that calls to you!.
Jonathan Livingston Seagull follows an ambitious seagull through on a journey towards mastery. it is deeply metaphysical, weaving in the tenets of Buddhism.
Jordan Peterson's 12 Rules For Life distill meaning both logical & profound from scientific data, historical accounts, religious text, life experience, and more
The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho is a story of adventure, fear, faith, love, resilience, intuition, & spirit that follows a boy's pursuit of his Personal Legend
Well known for her work on shame & vulnerability. Brene Brown brings a message of authenticity despite the serious nature of her research topics and discussions
Robin Sharma has filled "The 5am Club" with practical advice, thought provoking stories, research based methodologies, and countless powerful quotes and slogans
In a world that drives us to speed up, this book offers the perspective to slow down. Jay Shetty makes ancient wisdom both relatable & useful in everyday life.
Don Miguel Ruiz shares ancient wisdom with the world via the "The Four Agreements". Learn to develop personal freedom & rewrite the programming of your youth.
Michael S. Sorenson shares what validation is and what validation isn’t. He also provides a 4 step approach to validation along with practical examples and demonstrations.
The Compound Effect by Darren Hardy isn't just another book on building habits. Additional topics include accountability, momentum, and pushing past limits.
Les Giblin, author of "Skill With People", delivers the secrets to his success in this no frills “user guide” to human relations. Learn the skills and unlock their power.
Mark Reklau has delivered a book packed with insightful references, introspective questions, and impactful actions to be taken on the part of the reader.
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