In our journey through life, both personal and professional, we often encounter unseen barriers that hinder our progress, and one of the most insidious of these is our own ego. Ryan Holiday’s “Ego is the Enemy” emerges as a vital guide in recognizing and overcoming this often-overlooked obstacle. With a compelling blend of historical anecdotes,…
“The Mind Platter” by Najwa Zebian explores universal themes, offering comfort and guidance for self-discovery and healing. Zebian’s blend of prose and poetry provides profound insights into personal and societal issues, empowering readers to embrace their journey, prioritize self-love, and foster resilience. The book advocates for authentic living, empathy, embracing change, and self-reflection as tools for personal growth and advocacy.
“The Motive” by Patrick Lencioni is a thought-provoking exploration of leadership and the underlying motivations that drive individuals to seek leadership positions. Unlike typical leadership books that focus on the how-to aspects of leading, Lencioni delves into the why, the often overlooked but critical element of effective leadership. Why should you read “The Motive”? “The…
I recently had the opportunity to listen to David Goggins on Andrew Huberman’s podcast, where Goggins shared numerous insightful lessons. You might already be familiar with David Goggins, renowned for his relentless running and straightforward, no-nonsense demeanour. If not, allow me to introduce you to this extraordinary individual, a true beacon of motivation and resilience…
“Surrounded by Idiots,” authored by Thomas Erikson, is a compelling book that delves into the intricacies of human behavior and communication. It centers on understanding various personality types to foster better interpersonal relationships and enhance communication skills. At the heart of Erikson’s work is the DISC model, a psychological framework for categorizing behavior. Why should…