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• The Diary Of A CEO Steven Bartlett This is one of my top five books of all time for anyone hoping to learn about busines as well as self improvement. With over 10 Millions copies sold, it is hands down a must read for those looking to gather valuable insights and applicable laws that will lead to great effiicenty within your systems while also making you a better leader.

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• Good To Great Jim Collins The greatest companies in recent history may not be what you thought, but they certainly have something in common. A common denominator that paved the way to their success. They all went from good to great and built a legacy that outlasted any one leader. How do we take a company from good to great and hand off without fear, trusting others to lead it into further triumph? This is a must read.

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• Unreasonable Hospitality Will Guidara People will likely forget what you did for them, but they will always remember how you made them feel. That's the magic of Unreasonably Hospitality. This book is riddled with principles and stories to help you remember them. In a world optimized for greater efficiency and higher numbers, it's the human touch and connection that makes the difference, separating the good from the great.

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• The Go-Giver Bob Burg & John David Mann The five laws of stratospheric success taught in this little book are principles I think about on a weekly basis. They have infiltrated so much of my decision-making and have caused me to reflect often: Am I being a go-getter or leaving a lasting legacy by being a go-giver? These lessons will not only transform your business but also make you into the type of person who brightens up every room they walk into.

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• Go For No Richard Fenton and Andrea Waltz The best 80-page read of your life. Incredible tactical takeaways that will immediately make you more successful, no matter your field. Go for No is the strategy that differentiates winners from those who never see success.

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• Atomic Habits James Clear There Is A Reason This Book Has Sold Over 15 Million Copies World Wide. It's The First Book I Recommend For Anyone Starting Their Curiosity Journey. It's The Smallest Things That Make The Biggest Difference.

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• The Ruthless Elimination Of Hurry John Mark Comer Slow down, breathe, and take a step back. These are the principles this book teaches. It's a message we all need to hear in this world where a busy culture is praised and the idea of Sabbath is looked down upon. If we never take a moment for a pit stop, one day we'll realize we're out of gas with flat tires, and no help in sight. Stop and smell the roses. Live Unhurried.

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• The Dip Seth Godin This book is short and contains a single message: Success in any market comes at a cost, and that price is typically time. The question then becomes, is it strategic and personally wise for you to stick through the dip once you identify and plan for it?

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• 12 Rules For Life: An Antidote To Chaos Dr. Jordan B. Peterson Undeniably One Of My Favorite Books Of All Time. The Manner In Which It Is Written Pushes The Reader To Grow In So Many Areas Of Their Life. It Also Holds Incredible Break Downs And Analyses That Will Have You Thinking Far After You Close It.

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• The Subtle Art Of Not Giving A F*CK Mark Manson Beyond the book's unique title, it also provides a unique perspective. While I am not a fan of cuss words, I am a great believer in giving credit where it's due. This book was an enjoyable read as its humorous and laid back nature created an interesting dynamic with the serious nature of its content.

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• How To Win Friends & Influence People Dale Carnegie This book is an industry-wide staple and must-read for a reason. The truths revealed here apply to you, regardless of your career or stage of life. Genuine interest in others not only makes your life more worthwhile but also your business and other endeavors more profitable as well.

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• The Power Of Positive Thinking Norman Vicent Peale Our brain is constantly recalculating. Like a missile billowing towards its target, we rely on constant error correction to achieve our goals. The power of positive thinking shapes those processes to make reaching those outcomes more likely and with greater yields.

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• Mindset: The New Psychology Of Success Carol S. Dweck, Ph.D. The words we say and the things we think have power over our lives like nothing else does. No matter your stage of life or how stuck in your ways you may think you are, the shift from a fixed mindset to one of growth will be nothing short of revolutionary.

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• The Psychology Of Money Morgan Housel Financial freedom provides peace of mind like nothing else. This book takes a look under the hood of your mind to understand the reasons behind why money is perceived and used in the way it is today, and how you might respond accordingly best to shape your own personal success and financial safety.

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• The Count Of Monte Cristo Alexandre Dumas A tale of betrayal, deception, and strategic thinking (among other things). Incredibly written and a book that constantly passes through my mind. I could not recommend this read enough. P.S. The French 2024 film adaptation is a phenomenal piece that does the work much justice in its constrained run time. Also highly worth watching.

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• The Hunger Games: Series Suzanne Collins These books, I believe, need further introduction. They have become modern classics and will no doubt reign in public culture for a long time to come. May the odds be ever in your favor.

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• Circe Madeline Miller At an early age, I was enraptured by the world of Greek mythology, introduced to it originally by the phenomenal Percy Jackson series. As I've grown, I've continued to find myself enamored by these myths and their complexity. It is a book that exceptionally satisfies the hunger for Greek myth and modern storytelling. It is a wonderfully done interpretation of one of the most interesting characters in mythology. The text explores numerous thought-provoking questions surrounding identity, purpose, and one's relationship with choice.

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• Billy Summers Stephen King I am not one for horror whatsoever, and this book isn't that, which is precisely the reason I gave it a shot. After reading it, I was beyond grateful I had.

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• The House On Mango Street Sandra Cisneros This book is a beautiful little collection of several vignettes detailing the barrio life of a young Mexican American female, Esperanza. It was one of the first books to open my eyes to the charm of short but impactful writing. It inspired me to begin my own.

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• Harry Potter: Series J.K Rowling Welcome to the wizarding world. These books are a great pastime, and also a stake in the ground for a simple message: The good guys always win.

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• San Manuel Bueno, Mártir Miguel de Unamuno In the small town of Valverde de Lucerna we meet an enigma of a man, Saint Manuel Bueno, The Martyr, a priest who does not believe a word of what he preaches yet is beloved by all as the most Christ like figure they have ever met. He inspires countless to live for the Lord while struggling with his beliefs internally. The text is a rigorous confrontation with truth, hope, action and our personal relationships to each. Is purpose given through belief or action? For anyone looking for some food for thought, this is a short story for them.

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• The Favorites Layne Fargo Gripping and engaging, one cannot help but fall in love with these characters and the love (or hate) they have for each other through the seasons.

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• The Screwtape Letters C.S Lewis “My dear Wormwood, my very dear, Wormwood... " This is a book like no other. While relatively short, it packs an incredible punch. Written from the perspective of a senior demon to a lower one, one gains insight into the reality of the ongoing spiritual warfare that occurs all around us. Through the text, we see just how subtle evil can be and how even the smallest of things can snowball into spiritual imprisonment. Is there hope for us? This book is a MUST-READ.

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• Tomorrow & Tomorrow & Tomorrow Gabrielle Zevin There are certain characters that stick with you long after you've read a book; those in this one do just that. While his book is a bit more for mature audiences, its narrative will tug at your heartstrings and have you considering the character's actions long after you're done reading.

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• Sherlock Holmes: The Collection Sir Arthur Conan Doyle I've always wondered where my interest in solving puzzles came from. Perhaps I may never solve that mystery, but one thing is certain: my dear Watson, Sherlock Holmes nourished that love while fueling my passion for good writing from an early age. It taught me the importance of noting the smaller things in life and piecing together how the seemingly irrelevant may just actually be incredibly central to the case at hand.

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• Carrie Soto Is Back Taylor Jenkins Reid Fun, witty, and lighthearted.  This is a great read with a good underlying message for all those in pursuit of greatness, no matter your age.

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• Can't Hurt Me David Goggins Tough, serious, and difficult, this book isn't an easy pill to swallow. It's raw and real, just like Goggins. It isn't made for everyone, and that's ok. The world is going to throw a lot at you, but it's still up to you to do something about it. Will that death be the final nail in the coffin? Will your childhood haunt you forever? No. Those things can't hurt you once you've mastered your mind. It isn't easy, and it's a constant endeavor, but sometimes C'est La Vie.

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• Shoe Dog Phil Knight Arguably a book about business, Shoe Dog recounts the events of Nike's origin through the lens of its founder and pioneering CEO, Phil Knight. This book is filled with lessons and stories that will stick with you for a long time. At times, it may feel like a casual read, but all the while, you are learning about the complexities of breaking into an industry, adapting to pressure and change, and believing in a dream even when the odds are terribly unfavorable.

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• Greenlights Matthew McConaughey This book is laid back, relaxed, and filled with wisdom, just like Matthew McConaughey. It feels like driving down an open lane with the sun on your back and the roof down while listening to your favorite song. It's almost like the world stops while he draws you into his storytelling. It's filled with heart and love, truth and sorrow, and wisdom through and through. All lights turn green, darling... eventually.

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• Proverbs King Solomon This book right here is the principal source of all my writing and thought processes. It can be found in any Bible and makes for a wonderfully curated selection of highly applicable and thought-provoking doses of wisdom. Due to there being 31 Proverbs, I recommend you read one a day for a month to begin seeing its transforming effects on your life.

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• Ego Is The Enemy Ryan Holiday The Word Stoicism Seems To Be Thrown Around A Lot These Days, But If You Crave Meaningful And Applicable Advice That Derives From Stoic Philosophy, Look No Further Than Ryan Holiday's Writings. This Book Is The First That Got Me Into His Work... I Haven't Looked Back Since.

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• The Little Red Book Of Wisdom Mark DeMoss It could be said that this book helped start it all. It is filled with great and practical tips that can be applied immediately. Not all of them are as out of this world as you might think. Even the most mundane of things can make the difference between living a foolish or a wise life.

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• Stillness Is The Key Ryan Holiday This Is The Second Book I Have Read From The Ryan Holiday Collection And Another Home Run. This Book Walks The Reader Through Three Parts Of Life: Mind, Spirit, And Body. Throughout It, Holiday Paints Some Of History's Most Memorable Figures In Unique Lights As He Talks Through Both Their Greatest And Darkest Moments That Ultimately Led Them To Reach The Stillness Inside That Defined Their Success.

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• The Courage To Be Disliked Ichiro Kishimi & Fumitake Koga This book delves into the relatively lesser-known work of a Psychologist named Alfred Adler. In a world enamored by Freud, this man's work stands as an alternative explanation for our behavior and rationalization. Our past isn't all that we are. We have just as much control over what can happen tomorrow if and when we begin today.

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• The Boy, The Mole, The Fox & The Horse Charlie Mackesy Some may call this a fairy tale or a fable, but I say it's required reading for anyone looking for a bit of bite-sized wisdom delivered in a tender and memorable tone. You'll find yourself wanting to highlight some of the interactions between the characters in this book due to how profound and touching they are: "What's the bravest thing you've ever said? Asked the boy. "Help," said the Horse."

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