The 8th Habit summary: Stephen R. Covey’s case that effectiveness is now the floor — find your voice, then inspire others to find theirs, and move from output to unique contribution.
10x Is Easier Than 2x summary: Dan Sullivan and Benjamin Hardy’s case that 10x goals are simpler than 2x — drop 80% of the work and become who the bigger game requires.
The Prince summary: Machiavelli’s 1513 handbook on holding power — virtù, fortune, fear without hatred, and a 7-day plan to apply it at work. Rated 4.6/5.
The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari summary: Robin Sharma’s fable of seven Sivana virtues — tend your mind like a garden, then your calendar finally has room.
Unlimited Memory summary and review: Kevin Horsley's PIC attention switch, SEE principle, and car method, plus a 7-day plan to remember names and lists.
Who Not How summary: Dan Sullivan and Benjamin Hardy’s playbook for bigger goals — stop asking how you’ll do it, find a Who, and recover Unique Ability time.
Paulo Coelho's fable of Personal Legend: why the treasure is often where you started, how a comfortable shop becomes a trap, and a 7-day plan to begin.
Discipline Equals Freedom summary and review: Jocko Willink’s field manual for turning daily standards into real options — thoughts, the body as a machine, and a 7-day plan.
Hidden Potential summary and review: Adam Grant’s case that character skills beat raw talent — distance traveled, the sponge loop, and a 7-day plan this week.
Donella Meadows’ primer on why sensible fixes keep failing: stocks, flows, feedback loops, the eight system traps, and the 12 leverage points, with a 7-day plan.
Maxwell Maltz’s 1960 classic: your results will not stay above the person you believe you are. Raise the self-image, then run the week.
Anne Lamott’s 1994 classic: stop staring at the whole flock. Write the next short assignment — one bird, one ugly first draft, one finished day. Then stop.
