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tired of not knowing what to read next? here’s a collection of books that I have enjoyed reading + my current reading list. You might like them as well 🙂

featuring a mix of page-turning novels (fiction & non-fiction), philosophy & personal development reads. Perfect for anyone looking to escape reality and level-up their life

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Shantaram,
Gregory David Roberts

Fiction

Shantaram is a heart-wrenching and adventurous novel that takes the reader on a journey through the gritty streets of Bombay. The story follows an escaped convict who finds himself in the city’s criminal underworld. The novel is a tale of self-discovery, love, and survival as the protagonist navigates the colorful and dangerous city. It is a must-read for anyone who loves a good adventure story and wants to explore the complexities of the human experience.

Let my people go surfing,
Yvon Chouinard

Biography

Let My People Go Surfing is an inspiring and thought-provoking read about the life and values of Yvon Chouinard, the founder of Patagonia. The book delves into Chouinard’s early days as a climber and blacksmith, and how he turned his passion for the outdoors into a successful business. The author shares his philosophy on how to run a business in an ethical and sustainable way and how to balance work and play. It’s a must-read for anyone who wants to learn about the leadership, management and company culture

Thinking, Fast and Slow,
Daniel Kahneman

Psychology

A book that examines the way our minds work and how we make decisions, providing insights into how to make better decisions and improve our thinking process.

Blink,
Malcolm Gladwell

Psychology

Blink is a book that examines the power of first impressions and how they can shape our decision-making. It delves into the psychology and sociology of snap judgments, and how they can be both beneficial and detrimental in various situations. Gladwell uses a variety of examples to explore the concept of “thin-slicing,” or the ability to make quick and accurate judgments based on limited information.

Disrupt Yourself,
Whitney Johnson

Personal Development

Disrupt Yourself is a book that explores the concept of personal disruption and how it can lead to personal and professional growth. It argues that individuals and companies must continuously disrupt themselves to stay ahead in today’s rapidly changing world. The author provides practical advice and real-life examples on how to identify and capitalize on disruption opportunities. The book encourages readers to take calculated risks and embrace change in order to achieve success.

How to Love,
Thich Nhat Hanh

Personal Development

How to love explores the practice of mindfulness and how it can lead to deeper and more meaningful relationships. The author, a Zen master, explains how to use mindfulness to cultivate love and compassion in all aspects of life, including romantic relationships, family dynamics, and interactions with friends and colleagues. He provides practical exercises and meditations to help readers develop mindfulness and self-awareness. The book encourages readers to let go of negative emotions, communicate openly and honestly, and cultivate understanding and empathy in their relationships.

Big Five for Life,
John Strelecky

Personal Development

The book is about a man who embarks on a journey to discover the true purpose of his life. He sets out to find answers to five key questions that he believes will help him understand what truly matters in life. Along the way, he meets a series of characters who provide him with wisdom and guidance. The book is a self-help and motivational book that encourages readers to reflect on their own lives and identify their own goals and aspirations. It is a journey of self-discovery and personal growth.

Ego Is The Enemy,
Ryan Holiday

Personal Development

“Ego is the Enemy” is a self-help book that examines the ways in which the ego can hold us back in our personal and professional lives. The author argues that the ego can prevent us from achieving our true potential and can cause us to make poor decisions. He provides examples from history and his own experiences to illustrate the dangers of the ego and offers practical advice on how to overcome it. The book encourages readers to focus on humility, discipline and self-awareness to achieve success.

7 Habits of Highly Effective People,
Stephen R. Covey

Personal Development

This book is a classic self-help and business book that outlines seven habits that can lead to effectiveness and success in personal and professional life. It emphasizes the importance of proactivity, goal setting, and continuous personal development. The author provides a holistic approach to personal and professional effectiveness and encourages readers to adopt the habits as a way of life rather than a one-time event. The book aims to empower readers to take control of their lives and achieve their goals.

The 5am Club,
Robin Sharma

Personal Development

A self-help and productivity guide that focuses on the power of waking up at 5 am, using the early morning hours for self-improvement and achieving success. The author provides a step-by-step guide on how to develop oneself and make the most of the morning hours by focusing on exercise, learning, and goal setting. Tips on building a successful morning routine and making the most of the hours when the world is still asleep are also provided.

Poor Dad – Rich Dad,
Robert Kiyosaki

Personal Finance

It examines the difference in mindset between “poor dad” and “rich dad” and how it affects financial success. The author, who grew up with two dads, one with a conventional mindset of working hard to make a living, and one with a more entrepreneurial mindset of creating wealth, compares and contrasts their approach to money and encourages readers to adopt a more entrepreneurial mindset. The book provides practical advice on how to make money work for you, rather than working for money, and how to make smart investments.

Lean Startup,
Eric Ries

Entrepreneurship

A guide for entrepreneurs and startups that provides a methodology for building and launching successful companies. The author introduces the concept of “lean startup” which aims to reduce waste and risk in the startup process by focusing on validated learning, rapid experimentation and continuous delivery. The author argues that instead of adhering to a traditional business plan, startups should focus on testing their assumptions with customers, and using data to make informed decisions. The book provides practical tools and techniques for creating and managing a successful startup.

Anything You Want,
Derek Sivers

Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurs learn how to create a successful business by providing exceptional customer service and focusing on what truly matters, through the personal experience and lessons of the author. The book encourages readers to create a business that is true to their values and serves the needs of their customers.

The 4-Hour Work Week,
Timothy Ferriss

Entrepreneurship

A guide to escaping the 9-to-5 grind, achieving financial independence and living life on your own terms. The author provides a step-by-step blueprint for redefining success and creating a lifestyle of mini-retirements. The book covers topics such as outsourcing, automation and product creation, and provides practical tools and techniques for creating a business that generates income while allowing for more freedom and flexibility.

Minimalist Entrepreneur,
Sahil Lavingia

Entrepreneurship

Learn how to simplify and streamline business operations for more efficiency and success. The book provides practical advice and strategies for decluttering and simplifying, as well as tools for creating a more sustainable and balanced work-life. Focuses on the essential and letting go of the unnecessary for a more successful and fulfilling business.

Brave New World,
Aldous Huxley

Fiction

1984,
George Orwell

Fiction

The Fountainhead,
Ayn Rand

Fiction

The Effective Executive,
Peter F. Drucker

Business

Freakonomics,
Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner

Economics

One Hour Content Plan,
Meera Kothand

Marketing

Meditations,
Marcus Aurelius

Philosophy

The Art of War,
Sun Tzu

Military Strategy

The Believing Brain,
Michael Shermer

Psychology

Nazi Billionaires,
David de Jong

History

Utopia for Realists,
Rutger Bregman

Social Science

How Not to Die,
Michael Greger and
Gene Stone

Health

The Silent Patient,
Alex Michaelides

Thriller