Man's Search for Meaning, by Viktor Frankl
I was gifted this book when I was in America at the Boulder Crest Foundation, and it’s a really good one! Viktor’s account of his time in concentration camps is deeply moving, but what makes this… Read More
Atomic Habits, by James Clear
James Clear does an excellent job of breaking down the science of habit formation into simple, actionable steps. His approach - small, consistent improvements leading to massive change over time -… Read More
The Obstacle is the Way, by Ryan Holiday
Drawing on Stoic philosophy, Ryan presents a compelling case for viewing obstacles not as setbacks but as opportunities. His writing is clear, engaging, and practical, making this an great guide for… Read More
The Choice, by Edith Eger
This story is both heartbreaking and inspiring. As a Holocaust survivor turned psychologist, Edith offers profound insights into trauma, healing, and the power of choice. What makes this book so… Read More
Thoughts of a Philosophical Fighter Pilot, by Jim Stockdale
I always have a soft spot for books written by authors from a Military background and this one will show you why. Jame’s reflections on leadership, philosophy, and resilience are both intellectual… Read More
The Traveller's Gift, by Andy Andrews
This book takes a unique approach to self-improvement by blending fiction with life lessons. The protagonist’s journey through time to meet historical figures makes for an interesting read, and the… Read More