Books, Audiobooks
and Summaries
The Simple Science of Building the Ultimate Male Body Even though your parents couldn’t care less about them, nowadays, exercising and dieting are multi-billion-dollar industries. Whether it’s personal trainers or gym memberships, fitness videos or bodybuilding magazines, weightlifting gears or […]
Meditation in the 21st Century How happy are you? Yeah – we know: we can (and should) do better at it as well. Fortunately, Buddhist monk Gelong Thubten is here to help: A Monk’s Guide to Happiness. Who Should Read […]
A Practical Guide to Inner Peace What if the key to achieving inner peace and harmony is unlearning the things you’ve learned? Sounds interesting? Here’s Don Miguel Ruzi with yet another Toltec Wisdom Book: The Voice of Knowledge. Who Should […]
A Therapist, Her Therapist, and Our Lives Revealed Feeling bad and frustrated? Lori Gottlieb says: Maybe You Should Talk to Someone. Who Should Read “Maybe You Should Talk To Someone”? And Why? Maybe You Should Talk to Someone is about […]
A Practical Guide to the Art of Relationship People, in general, are apt to build and cultivate relationships with each other. Being able to click with someone is a process that is so deeply entrenched in our mindset, that is […]
Quick Summary: “Smarter” – subtitled “The New Science of Building Brain Power” – explores the obscure nature of human intelligence in view of a 2008 field-defining study which, for the first time in history, demonstrated that even fluid intelligence can […]
Quick Summary: Own the Day, Own Your Life by Onnit founder Aubrey Marcus is an all-in-one manual for “total human optimization,” providing a bunch of valuable pieces of advice on everything from waking and eating a good breakfast through working […]
Ancient Wisdom for Modern Living Want to live a better life? Well, Massimo Pigliucci is too. And he’s interested in teaching you one and one thing only: How to Be a Stoic. Who Should Read “How to Be a Stoic”? […]
Quick Summary: How We Learn by Benedict Carey uses the newest findings related to the nature and biology of our brains as a springboard for a fun-to-read exploration of our learning habits and a sort of operational manual on how […]
I’ve been a little bit surprised by the title of Taylor Pearson‘s book: The End of Jobs. My first thought was “wouldn’t be a better title: the end of jobs as we know them”? After all, there are a lot of factors […]
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