Personal Development
Personal Development · 04 January 2019
Forget overambitious book goals, avoid the pain of missing it and refocus on content and outcome. 52+ books per year are not sustainable for the ordinary reader. Nobody should be ashamed of a lower target!
Personal Development · 11 March 2018
This is perhaps one of the lesser known master pieces of the self-development literature. A must-read for everybody resonating with the title. However, don't be shocked by how thin this book actually is - less than 100 pages. Where other authors take an entire chapter, Wallace D. Wattles only requires a sentence or a paragraph at most. So the contents are extremely condensed and compact.
Personal Development · 23 February 2018
Are you happy with your life and how things are going? Do you feel fulfilled? If your answer is no, not really, then "The Why Are You Here Café" might be for you. Check it out!
Personal Development · 24 January 2018
The first part "Healthy" of the book "Tools of Titans" by Tim Ferriss contains interesting facts on how to improve your physical health. Ckeck out my book summary with key takeaways!
Personal Development · 19 January 2018
The second part "Wealthy" of the book "Tools of Titans" by Tim Ferriss contains some simple, actionable and wise lessons from some of the world's top performers. Learn how to tune yourself for success with my book summary!
Personal Development · 11 January 2018
The third part "Wise" of the book "Tools of Titans" by Tim Ferriss is quite similar to part two "Wealthy". however, this chapter goes a far deeper and takes you on a little journey of self discovery. Learn how to unleash your true inner self with my book summary!
Personal Development · 10 January 2018
Daily journaling is one of the mindfulness practices often mentioned by top performers in the book Tools of Titans by Tim Ferriss. I tried it myself. And to be honest, every now and then I forgot about it, when there was just too much to do. But during the days I journaled I had the feeling that it had a positive effect, considering the tiny amount of time (5 minutes) it takes. I would recommend everybody to try it! And there are two options to start: (1) The lean way Take a plain piece of...