time management

What if you could revisit the past, but only until your coffee gets cold? Before the Coffee Gets Cold is a hauntingly beautiful novel about love, loss, and the courage to speak your truth. Through interconnected stories set in a mysterious Tokyo café, Toshikazu Kawaguchi reveals how facing the past with honesty can heal the present. Ideal for readers seeking mindfulness, emotional clarity, and philosophical depth. Don’t wait, say what matters while there’s still time. Summary powered by VariableTribe

Greatness is not given, it is built. It begins with mindset, fueled by discipline, and shaped through relentless focus. This book is not about fleeting motivation but about forging habits, embracing struggle, and turning failures into lessons. Within these 56 lessons, you’ll learn to master your time, build financial freedom, cultivate resilience, and create a legacy that outlives you. Most people settle for average, but you were not made for average, you were made for impact. Every page calls you to rise, take responsibility, and claim your destiny. Your life is your story, make it worth reading.

Feel Good Productivity redefines productivity as a tool for living a joyful, meaningful life. Ali Abdaal shows that working smart means working happily—by aligning your habits with your values, energy, and goals. This book blends science, psychology, and real-world examples to help you achieve more—without burnout, stress, or sacrifice.

True productivity isn’t about being busy—it’s about being intentional with your attention. In Hyperfocus , Chris Bailey shows how to master your focus, eliminate distractions, and do fewer things better. By balancing deep work with creative downtime, you’ll achieve more in less time—and finally get the results that matter most.

In The Checklist Manifesto , Dr. Atul Gawande reveals how a simple tool—the checklist—can prevent costly mistakes in complex fields like surgery, aviation, and construction. By ensuring that nothing is overlooked, checklists improve teamwork, reduce errors, and save lives. This book proves that sometimes, the smartest solutions are the simplest.

We all get 168 hours a week, but how you use them defines your life. In 168 Hours , Laura Vanderkam reveals how high achievers make time for work, family, health, and passion projects. Through time-tracking, smart scheduling, and intentional choices, you’ll learn how to stop feeling busy and start living the life you want—one hour at a time.

Procrastination isn’t about poor time management, it’s about how you feel about your work and yourself. In The Now Habit , Dr. Neil Fiore offers a compassionate, step-by-step program to break the cycle of delay and guilt. Through tools like the Unschedule and the 20-Minute Dash, you’ll learn to start tasks easily, stay focused, and enjoy guilt-free play—all while getting more done.

What if being productive wasn’t about doing more—but about doing what truly matters? In The Productivity Project , Chris Bailey shares the results of his year-long self-experiment to uncover the best ways to manage time, energy, and attention. From saying ‘no’ more often to improving focus and building better habits, this book offers practical insights for living a more intentional, productive life.

You don’t need another productivity hack—you need a better rhythm. In Make Time , Jake Knapp and John Zeratsky offer a simple system to stop reacting to the world’s demands and start focusing on what truly matters. By choosing a daily highlight, protecting your energy, and reflecting each day, you’ll reclaim your time and live more intentionally.