Here are 7 books that helped me go from good to great (and Good to Great isn’t one them)
Confession: I used to not read that much.
Wow! It’s weird saying that, because now I can’t get enough.
These books changed the way I think and operate, and helped me develop a system to go from intrapreneur to entrepreneur:
1. The Daily Stoic, Ryan Holiday and Stephen Hanselman
It’s a staple for keeping me grounded and a daily reminder to let go of what I can’t control.
2. The Almanack of Naval Ravikant, Eric Jorgenson
Simply a must-read for any knowledge worker who wants to achieve a great life.
3. The Perfect Day Formula, Craig Ballantyne
Super short, but highly impactful for designing a system around “own the morning and own the day.”
4. Getting Things Done, David Allen
Read this years ago, but still fully bought-in on this timeless productivity system.
5. Atomic Habits, James Clear
Learning to make tiny changes to form good habits, while dropping the bad ones, was key for my personal operating system.
6. Deep Work, Cal Newport
Want to make massive leaps forward in a distracted world? Cultivating the consistent practice of deep work gets you there.
7. When, Daniel Pink
A good rethink on the importance of managing energy, not just time.
Tough only narrowing down to 7, but these are the ones impacting my work the most today as I build and scale my solopreneur business.
What’s on your list?
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