Best Self Summary (Mike Bayer)
Living your ideal life?
If you’re tired of your current reality, start with this Best Self summary, based on the book by life coach, Mike Bayer
Think and Grow Rich Summary (Napoleon Hill)
Want to be more successful?
Check out this Think and Grow Rich summary, based on a classic self help book by Napoleon Hill.
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Anything You Want Summary (Derek Sivers)
Derek is a much-needed voice for simple living and focusing on the essentials of a good existence: getting curious, taking action and having fun.
This book is a distillation of life and entrepreneurial advice.
Tiny Habits Summary (BJ Fogg)
In this tiny habits summary, we examine why going small is the key to behaviour change and how you can start improving your performance today.
The Road Less Travelled Summary (M. Scott Peck)
Check out The Road Less Travelled summary for a psychiatrist’s unique take on the human condition and what it takes to live a happy, successful life.
What If We Were All as Positive as Eddie the Eagle?
Considering we’re now officially on lockdown, much more online media is presumably being consumed…
At least by me.
So I thought I’d share what I’ve been watching in the wonderful world of remote cinema.
[Warning: Potential spoilers]
The Inner Game of Tennis Summary (Timothy Gallwey)
If you want to improve your tennis or simply seek Zen-like wisdom to apply to other areas of life, The Inner Game of Tennis summary has you covered…
The Tipping Point Summary (Malcolm Gladwell)
This Tipping point summary examines why some ideas, products and trends go viral, just like epidemics.
Do they have anything in common? Apparently so…
After the Flood Review (Kassandra Montag)
After the Flood, by Kassandra Montag, is a tale of love and loss, set in a near-dystopian future, where much of the world has been submerged by water.
Lifestyle Design: Crafting Your Ideal Existence
Lifestyle design is all the rage.
Think bikini-clad YouTube personalities proselytising the Four Hour Work Week and banging on about their #blessed existence.
As you sit in your artificial cubicle like a depressed little corporate cucumber, do you enviously imagine your own semi-retirement?
If so, let’s talk life.
