The Biggest Lessons from 110 Books

The Power of Habit

A book by Charles Duhigg that the speaker has not read yet but is using for research for their own upcoming book.

@ 3:39

Mindset

By Carol Dweck, this book explores the concepts of fixed versus growth mindsets. The speaker finds it dense but suggests summary versions or book club videos.

@ 3:44

The Daily Stoic

By Ryan Holiday, offering 366 daily meditations on wisdom, perseverance, and the art of living, drawing from Stoic philosophy.

@ 3:59

Superhuman Social Skills

A self-published book by Tynan that provides guidance on becoming more likeable, making friends, and building a social circle.

@ 4:20

Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before?

By Dr. Julie Smith, a clinical psychologist, this book acts as a guide to common life struggles, offering practical advice on issues like motivation, grief, and stress.

@ 4:38

Time Smart

By Ashley Williams, this book focuses on reclaiming time and living a happier life. It's on the speaker's to-be-read list for research.

@ 5:17

Make Time

By Jake Knapp and John Zeratsky, a favorite productivity book that helps users focus on what matters each day. The speaker has a dedicated book club episode on it.

@ 5:24

Deep Work

By Cal Newport, a cult classic advocating for focused, uninterrupted work sessions to achieve high-value output. The speaker notes it's dense and summaries are available.

@ 5:34

Four Thousand Weeks

By Oliver Burkeman, this book emphasizes the finitude of existence and encourages intentional choices about what to do with limited time, rather than striving for endless productivity.

@ 5:58

Empowered

By V. Katuvu, this book shares life lessons learned through adversity, focusing on living with passion and purpose. The author was interviewed on The Deep Dive podcast.

@ 6:25

Anything You Want

By Derek Sivers, containing 40 lessons for a new kind of entrepreneur. It's considered one of the speaker's favorite books and one that changed his life.

@ 6:51

The Courage to Be Disliked

This book, based on Adlerian psychology, presents controversial ideas like 'trauma does not exist' and discusses interpersonal relationship problems. It's presented in a dialogue format.

@ 7:00

The Power of Now

By Eckhart Tolle, a guide to spiritual enlightenment that the speaker is currently reading and experiencing glimpses of enlightenment from.

@ 7:36

Ego Is the Enemy

By Ryan Holiday, serving as a good introduction to Stoicism and its principles for overcoming ego.

@ 7:53

Antifragile

By Nassim Taleb, a dense and challenging classic that explores the concept of benefiting from volatility and uncertainty.

@ 7:59

Digital Minimalism

By Cal Newport, this book explores how to be intentional about technology use. The speaker has read a summary and is using it for research for their own book.

@ 8:07

A Master's Secret Whispers

One of two books by Kapil Gupta MD on enlightenment and spiritual development. The speaker acknowledges needing to reread them for full value.

@ 8:18

Atma Nirvana

One of two books by Kapil Gupta MD on enlightenment and spiritual development. The speaker acknowledges needing to reread them for full value.

@ 8:18

Hell Yeah or No

By Derek Sivers, a very short book on life advice, widely recommended by the speaker who has gifted multiple copies.

@ 8:51

The Four Hour Work Week

By Tim Ferriss, a book that the speaker states has profoundly changed the trajectory of their life, discussed extensively.

@ 9:02

The Status Game

By Will Storr, its central thesis is that human behavior and societal evolution are driven by the pursuit of social status. The speaker interviewed Storr on The Deep Dive podcast.

@ 9:16

What to Expect When You're Expecting

A well-known guide for expectant parents, which the speaker has not yet read.

@ 9:47

How to Not Die Alone

By Logan Urie, this book significantly impacted the speaker's love life. Urie was interviewed on The Deep Dive podcast.

@ 9:51

The Almanack of Naval Ravikant

A compilation of wisdom from angel investor and philosopher Naval Ravikant, summarized by Eric Jorgensen. The speaker has highlighted extensively in their copy.

@ 10:10

Models

By Mark Manson, this book, titled 'Attract Women Through Honesty', is described as a self-development book focused on cultivating inner confidence rather than using manipulation.

@ 10:38

Unconditional Parenting

By Alfie Kohn, this book has been listened to twice by the speaker on Audible and offers valuable insights for anyone who has ever been a child.

@ 11:04

Happier

Darren. Brown's large book on happiness and Stoicism, from which 'Happier Notes for Reassurance' is a condensed summary. The speaker considers it a favorite.

@ 11:16

Die with Zero

By Bill Perkins, this book advocates for spending all resources within one's lifetime to maximize life experiences, rather than hoarding wealth.

@ 11:40

Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus

A classic book on gender communication differences that the speaker found helpful, despite its potentially controversial and gendered approach.

@ 12:16

Fifty Shades of Grey

Mentioned as an entertaining and sometimes educational read.

@ 12:36

The Happiness Advantage

By Shawn Achor, presenting seven principles for success at work, arguing that happiness leads to better performance. The speaker has a book club episode on it.

@ 12:42

Your Money or Your Life

A book that significantly changed the speaker's relationship with money, framing it as life force exchanged for work. It influenced the speaker's decision to leave medicine.

@ 13:00

The Course of Love

By Alain de Botton, this book explores the complexities and challenges of long-term married relationships, moving beyond the initial 'falling in love' phase.

@ 13:24

Steal Like an Artist

Part of a trilogy by Austin Kleon, this book encourages 'stealing' or borrowing ideas creatively, arguing that originality is often a remix of existing works.

@ 13:58

Show Your Work!

Part of a trilogy by Austin Kleon, this book was instrumental in encouraging the speaker to start a blog and later a YouTube channel.

@ 13:58

Keep Going

Part of a trilogy by Austin Kleon, this book offers tips for overcoming creative blocks and maintaining momentum. Each book in the trilogy is a quick read.

@ 13:58

Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook

By Gary Vaynerchuk, this book predates the current social media landscape and details how to provide value ('jabs') before asking for action ('right hook').

@ 14:30

Who: The A Method for Hiring

A book focused on hiring practices. The speaker wished they had discovered it earlier, having hired many people without its guidance.

@ 14:47

Good to Great

By Jim Collins, this business classic outlines the key factors that differentiate good companies from great ones.

@ 14:56

High Velocity Hiring

On the speaker's to-be-read list, this book focuses on improving the hiring process.

@ 15:03

The Minimalist Entrepreneur

By Sahil Lavingia, founder of Gumroad. It emphasizes building a community before a business and is highly recommended for aspiring entrepreneurs.

@ 15:11

The Great CEO Within

A very short and impactful book by Matt Mochary.

@ 15:24

The Psychology of Money

By Morgan Housel, this book explores 15 rules about how money impacts psychology and life. The speaker has a book club episode on it.

@ 15:28

The 22 Immutable Laws of Marketing

A cult classic recommended by Julian Hearn, currently being read by the speaker and their team.

@ 15:38

Start with Why

By Simon Sinek, this bestseller focuses on how great leaders inspire action by communicating their purpose. The speaker has read summaries and plans research for their book.

@ 15:51

The New One Minute Manager

A very short and effective read for anyone in a management position.

@ 16:07

Powerful

A small book by Patty McCord about how Netflix cultivates a high-performance culture, recommended for business leaders.

@ 16:12

The Millionaire Fastlane

A highly recommended book for aspiring entrepreneurs, packed with useful insights and written in an accessible way.

@ 16:23

The Four Obsessions of an Extraordinary Executive

A book highly recommended for leaders within an organization.

@ 16:36

The Pathless Path

By Paul Millerd, this book inspires readers to think critically about their career and life paths, offering an alternative perspective to traditional career progression.

@ 16:42

Happy Sexy Millionaire

By Steven Bartlett, this book shares 20 life lessons learned after Bartlett achieved immense success, revealing that his initial goals about fulfillment, love, and success were misguided.

@ 17:17

Predictably Irrational

By Dan Ariely, a popular book in psychology that the speaker has not yet read but is on their to-be-read list for research.

@ 17:53

Team of Teams

By General Stanley McChrystal, this book discusses new rules of engagement for complex environments and is recommended for team culture.

@ 18:00

Jobs

By David Gray, this book discusses the rise of pointless work, described as entertaining, informative, but also somewhat depressing.

@ 18:12

Never Split the Difference

By Chris Voss, this book on negotiation skills has been listened to twice by the speaker, yielding new insights each time.

@ 18:33

The Personal MBA

By Josh Kaufman, offering a comprehensive business education in a single volume. The speaker finds it dense but very good.

@ 18:42

The Unfair Advantage

By Ash Ali and Hassan Cooper, this book argues that success stems from identifying and leveraging one's unique 'unfair advantages' beyond just hard work.

@ 18:51

The E-Myth Revisited

By Michael E. Gerber, this book explains why most small businesses fail and offers solutions, particularly helpful for entrepreneurs experiencing burnout due to lack of delegation.

@ 19:14

Overlap

By Sean McCabe, this book advises on building a side hustle while maintaining a full-time job, the 'overlap' strategy.

@ 19:35

Goal

A book on goals that the speaker has not yet read but is planning to use for research.

@ 20:07

Traction

A book read in 2021 that significantly accelerated the speaker's business growth, recommended for businesses with more than three employees.

@ 20:11

The Visual MBA

A reference book offering a quick guide to business school topics, designed for flicking through rather than reading cover-to-cover.

@ 20:26

It Doesn't Have to Be Crazy at Work

By Basecamp founders DHH and Jason Fried, this book is highly praised by the speaker for its insights into a more sustainable work approach.

@ 20:35

Principles

By Ray Dalio, this book on achieving goals and goal-setting is considered a reference book, often picked up for random insights.

@ 20:43

Scale or Fail

A book on building a dream team and scaling a business, on the speaker's to-be-read list for the year.

@ 21:04

Oversubscribed

By Daniel Priestley, this book is a frequent recommendation for creators and business owners, particularly those in creative industries.

@ 21:12

The Mom Test

By Rob Fitzpatrick, this book provides guidance on customer interviews to improve courses and products. It's a quick and easy read.

@ 21:32

Primal Branding

By Patrick Hanlon, this book analyzes the elements common to powerful, beloved brands like Apple and Starbucks, offering principles for building a strong brand.

@ 21:42

How to Hire 8 Players

A book on hiring top talent, on the speaker's to-be-read list.

@ 22:02

Nine Lies About Work

By Marcus Buckingham and Ashley Goodall, this book challenges common workplace assumptions. The speaker has listened to it twice and revisited chapters.

@ 22:06

The Only Study Guide You'll Ever Need

By Unj Jade, this guide is highly recommended for students facing exams, offering effective study strategies. The speaker contributed content on spaced repetition and timetabling.

@ 22:19

Tools of Titans

By Tim Ferriss, a reference book with various insights, often picked up for random wisdom. Part of a duet with 'Tribe of Mentors'.

@ 22:34

Tribe of Mentors

By Tim Ferriss, a reference book offering diverse advice from mentors. Part of a duet with 'Tools of Titans'.

@ 22:36

Make It Stick

By Peter C. Brown, Henry L. Roediger III, and Mark A. McDaniel, this book focuses on the science of successful learning, applicable beyond exams.

@ 22:48

The Upside of Stress

One of four books on the speaker's to-be-read list for the year.

@ 23:05

Mindful Self-Discipline

On the speaker's to-be-read list for the year, focusing on self-discipline and mindfulness.

@ 23:07

This is Marketing

By Seth Godin, a book on marketing strategies, on the speaker's to-be-read list.

@ 23:09

How to Fail Almost Everything and Still Win Big

By Scott Adams, this book is on the speaker's to-be-read list for the year.

@ 23:10

Bootstrap Your Life

By Oliver Cookson, founder of Myprotein. The speaker interviewed Cookson in Monaco for The Deep Dive podcast.

@ 23:14

Think Like Monk

By Jay Shetty, the speaker hopes to interview Shetty and has a book club episode available on this book.

@ 23:27

The Way of Kings

The first book in Brandon Sanderson's 'The Stormlight Archive' series, which the speaker considers their favorite fiction series after Harry Potter. Recommended to start with 'The Final Empire'.

@ 25:07

The Stormlight Archive

A fiction series by Brandon Sanderson, considered the speaker's second favorite series after Harry Potter. It is known for its length.

@ 25:09

The Final Empire

The first book in the Mistborn trilogy by Brandon Sanderson, recommended as a starting point for new readers of the author.

@ 25:18

Mistborn

A trilogy by Brandon Sanderson, recommended as an entry point to the author's work.

@ 25:20

Twilight

By Stephanie Meyer, mentioned as an entertaining and somewhat educational read.

@ 25:48

Artemis Fowl

By Eoin Colfer, a book that provided inspiration to the speaker at age 12. Recommended for a similar age group.

@ 25:58

Five on a Treasure Island

The first book in the Famous Five series by Enid Blyton, which the speaker credits with sparking their interest in reading.

@ 26:10

Happy

By Darren Brown, considered the speaker's favorite book on happiness and Stoicism. It's long and dense but highly rewarding.

@ 26:18

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

The first book in the Harry Potter series, which the speaker counts as their favorite due to nostalgia.

@ 26:28

Noughts and Crosses

By Malorie Blackman, this book introduced the speaker to concepts of racism and prejudice at a young age.

@ 26:33

Slave to Sensation

Book one of the Psy-Changeling series by Nalini Singh, a paranormal romance series the speaker has enjoyed since 2017.

@ 26:45

Psy-Changeling series

A paranormal romance series by Nalini Singh, consisting of 18 books, which the speaker has been reading since 2017.

@ 26:45

The Recruit

Book one of the CHERUB series by Robert Muchamore, which significantly impacted the speaker's early entrepreneurial ideas and web design skills.

@ 27:05

CHERUB series

A series by Robert Muchamore, the first book of which, 'The Recruit', profoundly influenced the speaker's childhood aspirations and skill development.

@ 27:07

Live Well Every Day

By Dr. Alex George, a reference book covering essential aspects of living well daily. The speaker plans to interview George.

@ 27:39

Doctor's Kitchen 3-2-1

A recipe book by Dr. Rupy Aujla, featuring healthy meals. The speaker plans to incorporate some recipes into their diet.

@ 27:49

Do This For You

By Chrissy Chella, this book offers motivation, consistency, and discipline advice. The speaker, while not the direct demographic, found it solid.

@ 28:03

The Life-changing Magic of Numbers

A signed book by Bobby Seagull, who has been on the podcast. The speaker has not yet read it but keeps it for its significance.

@ 28:19

What's Your Story?

A workbook by Margaret M. Lightman for aspiring storytellers, on the speaker's to-be-read list.

@ 28:31

Storyworthy

By Matthew Dick, this book on becoming a better storyteller was the speaker's best read in 2020, known for being both insightful and emotional.

@ 28:46

The Monkman and Seagull Quiz Book

Authored by Bobby Seagull, this book is used for office quizzes, not for cover-to-cover reading.

@ 29:05

Radical

A business book by Ricardo Semler, recommended by Noah Kagan. The speaker has not read it as it's not available on Kindle/Audible.

@ 29:12

Draft Number Four

By John McPhee, a how-to guide on the writing process. The speaker has started it but finds it more relevant for later stages of their book writing.

@ 29:33

The Checklist Manifesto

By Atul Gawande, a cult classic that revolutionized surgical safety using checklists. Its principles are applicable to businesses, especially for creators.

@ 29:46

Educated

A memoir by Tara Westover about her survivalist upbringing and journey to education against her family's beliefs. The speaker found it harrowing and emotional.

@ 30:13

Firmament

By Simon Clark, a climate scientist, this book explores weather, climate change, and the air around us. It's on the speaker's to-be-read list.

@ 30:48

Dan Sullivan

Co-author of 'The Gap and the Gain' and a renowned business coach. He co-developed the concept of measuring gains for increased success.

@ 2:29

Alex Banayan

Author of 'The Third Door', who embarked on a mission to interview successful people as a college student and experienced significant personal transformation.

@ 2:57

Carol Dweck

Author of 'Mindset', a book that introduces the concepts of fixed and growth mindsets in learning and achievement.

@ 3:46

Ryan Holiday

Author of 'The Daily Stoic' and 'Ego is the Enemy', he writes extensively on Stoicism and its practical applications for a better life.

@ 3:59

Julie Smith

Clinical psychologist and author of 'Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before?', offering practical advice on mental health and life challenges.

@ 4:38

Jake Knapp

Co-author of 'Make Time', a productivity book focused on prioritizing important tasks and minimizing distractions.

@ 5:27

John Zeratsky

Co-author of 'Make Time', a productivity book focused on intentionality and focus.

@ 5:27

Cal Newport

Author of 'Deep Work' and 'Digital Minimalism', advocating for focused work and intentional technology use.

@ 5:34

Oliver Burkeman

Author of 'Four Thousand Weeks', who was interviewed on The Deep Dive podcast. His work focuses on accepting limitations and making intentional life choices.

@ 5:58

V. Katuvu

Author of 'Empowered', who shared her life lessons on passion and purpose, learned through overcoming adversity. She was interviewed on The Deep Dive podcast.

@ 6:25

Derek Sivers

Author of 'Anything You Want' and 'Hell Yeah or No'. He is described as one of the speaker's favorite writers, known for his concise and impactful life and business advice.

@ 6:51

Eckhart Tolle

Author of 'The Power of Now', a spiritual guide focused on presence and enlightenment.

@ 7:38

Nassim Taleb

Author of 'Antifragile', known for his work on randomness, uncertainty, and risk. His books are considered classics in certain intellectual circles.

@ 7:59

Kapil Gupta MD

Author of 'A Master's Secret Whispers' and 'Atma Nirvana'. He humorously told the speaker they might not be ready for his books.

@ 8:18

Tim Ferriss

Author of 'The Four Hour Work Week', 'Tools of Titans', and 'Tribe of Mentors'. His work has significantly influenced the speaker.

@ 9:02

Will Storr

Author of 'The Status Game', interviewed on The Deep Dive podcast. His work explores the human drive for social status.

@ 9:16

Logan Urie

Author of 'How to Not Die Alone', who was interviewed on The Deep Dive podcast. His book focuses on optimizing dating life and relationships.

@ 9:52

Naval Ravikant

Angel investor and philosopher whose wisdom on life, wealth, and happiness is compiled in 'The Almanack of Naval Ravikant'.

@ 10:10

Eric Jorgensen

Author of 'The Almanack of Naval Ravikant', who compiled insights from Naval Ravikant's tweets and interviews into a digestible guide.

@ 10:27

Mark Manson

Author of 'Models', a book on self-development for men, advocating for honesty and inner strength over manipulative tactics.

@ 10:38

Alfie Kohn

Author of 'Unconditional Parenting', a book the speaker highly recommends for its insights into child-rearing.

@ 11:05

Darren Brown

Mentioned for his book 'Happier' and 'Happier Notes for Reassurance'. The speaker considers him a dream guest for the podcast.

@ 11:16

Bill Perkins

Author of 'Die with Zero', a book that challenges traditional views on wealth accumulation by advocating for spending and experiencing life.

@ 11:40

Shawn Achor

Author of 'The Happiness Advantage', who posits that happiness drives performance, not the other way around.

@ 12:42

Vicki Robin

Co-author of 'Your Money or Your Life', whose core thesis redefines money as life force, impacting one's relationship with work.

@ 13:04

Alain de Botton

Author of 'The Course of Love', a book that delves into the realistic challenges and nuances of married relationships after the honeymoon phase.

@ 13:24

Austin Kleon

Author of the trilogy 'Steal Like an Artist', 'Show Your Work!', and 'Keep Going'. His work inspired the speaker to start blogging and YouTube.

@ 13:58

Gary Vaynerchuk

Author of 'Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook', a marketer and entrepreneur known for his insights on social media and content strategy.

@ 14:30

Jim Collins

Author of 'Good to Great', a renowned business consultant whose work focuses on building enduring companies.

@ 14:56

Sahil Lavingia

Founder of Gumroad and author of 'The Minimalist Entrepreneur', advocating for community-first business building.

@ 15:11

Matt Mochary

Author of 'The Great CEO Within', known for concise business leadership advice.

@ 15:24

Morgan Housel

Author of 'The Psychology of Money', a highly recommended book on financial behavior and decision-making.

@ 15:29

Julian Hearn

Founder of Huel and recommender of 'The 22 Immutable Laws of Marketing'.

@ 15:40

Simon Sinek

Author of 'Start with Why', known for his TED Talks and insights on leadership and motivation.

@ 15:51

Patty McCord

Author of 'Powerful: Building a Culture of High Performance' (referring to her work at Netflix). Recommended for business leaders.

@ 16:14

Paul Millerd

Author of 'The Pathless Path'. His story and encouragement to consider unconventional career paths have significantly impacted the speaker.

@ 16:44

Steven Bartlett

Author of 'Happy Sexy Millionaire'. He shares his journey of achieving wealth and his later realization about the true meaning of fulfillment, love, and success.

@ 17:17

Dan Ariely

Author of 'Predictably Irrational', a well-known figure in behavioral economics and psychology.

@ 17:55

Stanley McChrystal

Retired US Army General and author of 'Team of Teams', which offers insights on leadership and organizational structure in complex environments.

@ 18:02

David Gray

Author of 'Jobs', a book examining the prevalence and impact of 'bullshitty' work.

@ 18:12

Chris Voss

Author of 'Never Split the Difference', a former FBI negotiator who teaches effective negotiation strategies.

@ 18:36

Josh Kaufman

Author of 'The Personal MBA', providing a condensed business education for self-learners.

@ 18:44

Ash Ali

Co-author of 'The Unfair Advantage', who discussed the book's premise of leveraging unique advantages for success.

@ 18:51

Hassan Cooper

Co-author of 'The Unfair Advantage', emphasizing the role of unique advantages in achieving success.

@ 18:51

Michael E. Gerber

Author of 'The E-Myth Revisited', a foundational book for small business owners focused on systems and delegation to avoid burnout.

@ 19:14

Sean McCabe

Author of 'Overlap', a book promoting building a side hustle strategically while still employed.

@ 19:37

Jason Fried

Co-founder of Basecamp and co-author of 'It Doesn't Have to Be Crazy at Work', advocating for a more humane approach to work.

@ 20:36

Ray Dalio

Founder of Bridgewater Associates and author of 'Principles'. His approach to goal-setting is highly regarded.

@ 20:43

Daniel Priestley

Author of 'Oversubscribed', a book highly recommended for business owners, especially in creative fields.

@ 21:12

Rob Fitzpatrick

Author of 'The Mom Test', a guide for conducting effective customer interviews.

@ 21:32

Patrick Hanlon

Author of 'Primal Branding', who identified the key components of highly successful and adored brands.

@ 21:43

Marcus Buckingham

Co-author of 'Nine Lies About Work', challenging conventional wisdom in the workplace.

@ 22:06

Ashley Goodall

Co-author of 'Nine Lies About Work', exploring workplace dynamics and challenging common beliefs.

@ 22:06

Unj Jade

Author of 'The Only Study Guide You'll Ever Need', who collaborated with the speaker on sections related to study techniques.

@ 22:21

Peter C. Brown

Co-author of 'Make It Stick', contributing to the science of effective learning strategies.

@ 22:48

Henry L. Roediger III

Co-author of 'Make It Stick', focusing on the scientific principles of learning and memory.

@ 22:48

Mark A. McDaniel

Co-author of 'Make It Stick', contributing to the understanding of how to learn more effectively.

@ 22:48

Seth Godin

Author of 'This is Marketing', known for his influential work in marketing and business.

@ 23:09

Scott Adams

Author of 'How to Fail Almost Everything and Still Win Big', known for his work in business and satire (Dilbert).

@ 23:10

Oliver Cookson

Founder of Myprotein and author of 'Bootstrap Your Life'. He was interviewed by the speaker for The Deep Dive podcast.

@ 23:16

Jay Shetty

Author of 'Think Like Monk', who the speaker hopes to interview. A book club episode on his work is available.

@ 23:27

Brandon Sanderson

Author of 'The Stormlight Archive' and 'Mistborn' series. Described as the speaker's favorite author, surpassing even J.K. Rowling.

@ 25:07

Stephanie Meyer

Author of the 'Twilight' series, mentioned as an entertaining read.

@ 25:48

Eoin Colfer

Author of the 'Artemis Fowl' series, which inspired the speaker at a young age.

@ 25:58

Enid Blyton

Author of the Famous Five series, including 'Five on a Treasure Island', which significantly impacted the speaker's reading journey.

@ 26:10

Malorie Blackman

Author of the 'Noughts and Crosses' series, which introduced themes of racism and prejudice to the speaker early on.

@ 26:33

Nalini Singh

Author of the 'Psy-Changeling' series, a paranormal romance author whose books the speaker enjoys.

@ 26:46

Robert Muchamore

Author of the CHERUB series, whose books had a major impact on the speaker's early interest in business and web design.

@ 27:07

Alex George

Author of 'Live Well Every Day' and a guest the speaker plans to interview on the podcast.

@ 27:39

Dr. Rupy Aujla

Author of 'Doctor's Kitchen 3-2-1', who was interviewed by the speaker. His book focuses on healthy recipes.

@ 27:52

Chrissy Chella

Author of 'Do This For You', interviewed by the speaker. Her book provides advice on motivation and discipline.

@ 28:05

Bobby Seagull

Appeared on the podcast and authored 'The Life-changing Magic of Numbers' and 'The Monkman and Seagull Quiz Book'.

@ 28:21

Margaret M. Lightman

Author of 'What's Your Story?', a workbook designed to help individuals become better storytellers.

@ 28:34

Matthew Dick

Author of 'Storyworthy', who has a new book coming out. His work on storytelling is highly praised by the speaker.

@ 28:48

Ricardo Semler

Author of 'Radical', known for running his business in a unconventional way, which resonates with the speaker's aspirations.

@ 29:12

Noah Kagan

Recommended 'Radical' by Ricardo Semler to the speaker.

@ 29:15

John McPhee

Author of 'Draft Number Four: On the Writing Process', a guide for writers.

@ 29:33

Atul Gawande

Doctor, surgeon, and author of 'The Checklist Manifesto', which significantly improved safety standards in healthcare and has broader applications.

@ 29:46

Tara Westover

Author of the memoir 'Educated', detailing her unconventional path to education from a survivalist background.

@ 30:13

Elon Musk

Subject of a biography by Ashley Vance, covering his life up to approximately 2015. Provides a good introduction to his journey.

@ 30:39

Ashley Vance

Author of the biography of Elon Musk.

@ 30:39

Simon Clark

Author of 'Firmament', a climate scientist who inspired the speaker's YouTube channel. The speaker plans to read his book on climate change.

@ 30:48