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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...
246 pages

The One Thing

By Gary Keller & Jay Papasan

Doing more doesn’t mean achieving more. Focus on the ONE Thing that makes everything else easier, and watch your results soar. This book reveals how top performers achieve extraordinary success—not by doing everything, but by obsessing over what matters most.
243 pages
Stop putting off what matters most. 'Eat That Frog! For Students' shows you how to beat procrastination, manage your time, and get more done, without burning out. Packed with 21 proven strategies, this book is your roadmap to better grades,...
153 pages

Eat that frog

By Brain Tracy

Eat That Frog! teaches how to beat procrastination by doing your most important task first, no matter how hard or unpleasant it is. Brian Tracy offers 21 proven strategies to improve productivity, prioritize better, and take control of your time....
127 pages

The motivation myth

By Jeff Hulett

Stop waiting to feel motivated. Start designing your life to win. 'The Motivation Myth' reveals that high achievers don't rely on inspiration—they build systems that make success inevitable. Learn how to shift your identity, shape your environment, and take action,...
217 pages

Willpower Doesn’t Work

By Benjamin Hardy

Trying harder won’t make you successful—designing your life will. Willpower fades under pressure. But a well-designed environment makes success effortless. Stop fighting yourself. Start engineering your world so that greatness happens by default. This book reveals how.
169 pages

Triggers – Marshall Goldsmith

By Marshall Goldsmith

Why do we fail to change, even when we know what to do? The answer lies not in willpower, but in our environment. Every behavior has a trigger. Learn how to spot the hidden forces shaping your actions, and design...
240 pages

Habit Stacking

By S.J. Scott

Want to improve your life? You don’t need drastic changes—you need small, smart ones. Habit stacking lets you piggyback new behaviors onto old routines. Brush your teeth? Then say one thing you’re grateful for afterward. It’s that simple. Over time,...
274 pages

The Slight Edge

By Jeff Olson

You already know what to do. Eat healthier. Wake up earlier. Work harder. But knowing isn't enough. Doing matters. One small choice today leads to a different life tomorrow. Success doesn’t come from grand gestures—it’s built slowly, silently, one disciplined...
212 pages

The 5 second rule

By Mel Robbins

You don’t need more time, willpower, or inspiration, you need to stop overthinking. The moment you feel resistance, count down: 5…4…3…2…1… GO! That split second between thought and action is where change happens. Take back control of your life, one...
252 pages

High performance Habits

By Brendon Burchard

High performance is not about working harder or smarter—it's about adopting specific habits that align with your deepest purpose and values. The research is clear: specific deliberate habits, practiced consistently, create extraordinary results regardless of your starting point, personality, strengths,...
336 pages
Habits are the invisible architecture of daily life. We repeat about 40 percent of our behavior almost daily, so our habits shape our existence and our future. If we change our habits, we change our lives. But that observation just...
528 pages
"Please don't wake up," Bailey thought, watching the cynical, infuriating guy beside her sleep. Despite his button-pushing throughout their flight, she couldn't help noticing his attractiveness now—the length of his eyelashes, thickness of his dark hair, and tiny dimple in...
23 pages
When a habit emerges, the brain stops fully participating in decision making. It stops working so hard, or diverts focus to other tasks. Unless you deliberately fight a habit—unless you find new routines—the pattern will unfold automatically. However, simply understanding...
295 pages

Tiny habits

By BJ Fogg, PhD

Behavior change is not a mystery; it's actually quite predictable. When behavior change doesn't happen, it's typically because the person doesn't want to do it, doesn't know how to make it easy, or isn't prompted to do it. With the...
349 pages

The 5 Levels of Leadership

By John C. Maxwell

Leadership isn’t about titles or authority—it’s about influence and impact. In The 5 Levels of Leadership , John C. Maxwell reveals a step-by-step path to becoming a better leader, from starting with position to earning respect at the pinnacle. Whether...
386 pages

Getting to yes

By Roger Fisher, William Ury, and Bruce Patton

Most negotiations end in compromise—but not necessarily in success. Getting to Yes offers a smarter way to negotiate: focus on interests, not positions; work together creatively; and use objective standards to guide decisions. This proven method helps you achieve better...
215 pages

The art of seduction

By Robert Greene

Seduction isn’t just for lovers, it’s a powerful tool used by leaders, artists, and influencers to win hearts and minds. In The Art of Seduction , Robert Greene reveals the timeless strategies of history’s greatest seducers, blending psychology, history, and...
496 pages

Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion

By Robert B. Cialdini, PhD

Why do people say 'yes' to certain requests and not others? In Influence , Dr. Robert Cialdini reveals six psychological principles that shape human behavior, reciprocity, commitment, social proof, authority, liking, and scarcity. Whether you want to persuade, negotiate, or...
530 pages

Nonviolent Communication: A Language of Life

By Marshall B. Rosenberg, PhD

Communication doesn’t have to be adversarial to be effective. In Nonviolent Communication , Dr. Marshall Rosenberg shows how to express ourselves honestly and listen empathetically by focusing on universal human needs. This approach transforms conflict into connection, helping us navigate...
241 pages