This is one of the first self-development books I’ve ever read. It is also one of the books I’ve given the most. I like the easily digestible format of a fable that in a simple, yet impactful way explains the dangers of complacency and the importance of overcoming our fear and embracing change.
Asking the right questions is the most important skill we can develop in life. Find out how to use Richard Feynman’s 12 problems technique to develop your thinking and overcome information overload.
How to live a better, more meaningful life. Not necessarily easier. Drawing from psychology, philosophy, religion, and personal anecdotes, Peterson
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