I grabbed this book after reading "Thinking Fast and Slow" by Daniel Kahneman. I was particularly interested in how simple intentional changes on everyday life situations can alter the general outcome of a group of people. A Nudge can influence the outcome of any decision, such as economics, politics, health, finance and even emotions.

I felt the need to get this book because of many entrepeneurs that gave very possitive advice about it, They made me wonder, what was so good that everybody kept on recommending it. I was soon to find out how inspirational and how engaging the narrative is. Very recommended.

Peterson is like that slightly intense uncle who gives you life advice with a side of ancient mythology. It's a mix of tough love and "clean your room," which, surprisingly, kind of works for some.

This book is all about laser focus. It drills down the idea that doing one thing really well is way better than juggling a million things poorly. Pretty straightforward and effective if you're feeling overwhelmed. 

Heavy but potentially eye-opening. This one is a life changing book for me. 

This book is a fascinating peek into the weird ways our brains make decisions, from quick gut reactions to slow, deliberate thinking. Prepare to feel both smarter and slightly dumber about your own thought processes.

Pigliucci takes the ancient wisdom of Stoicism and makes it surprisingly practical for modern life. It’s like having a really calm and rational friend whispering in your ear during a chaotic day.

This one’s a personal and reflective look at a challenging time. It’s like a heartfelt conversation with someone who’s been through the dungeons and come out with wisdom.

This is like THE textbook for anyone serious about branding. It’s methodical and packed with insights on how to create a brand that sticks.

This is one of the few thrillers i've read. Very entertaining, be ready to be surprised. Recommended. 

Sinek’s big idea is that people connect with why you do something, not just what you do. It’s all about finding your purpose and letting that guide your work. Inspiring stuff, makes you think about the bigger picture. One of my personal favorites.

Gladwell’s a master storyteller, and this book explores the fascinating and often unexpected factors that contribute to extraordinary success. Easily the most down-to-earth book on entrepeneurship.

A classic for a reason. While originally about military strategy, its principles can be surprisingly applicable to business, negotiations, and even everyday life. Think strategic maneuvering and knowing your opponent (or competitor).

This one seems to explore the melancholic beauty in those considered "ugly." Expect a thought-provoking and maybe slightly unsettling read.

These guys lay down some pretty firm (and sometimes controversial) rules about what works and what doesn't in marketing. 

Aaker returns with a focus on the power of stories in branding. It’s all about crafting narratives that resonate with your audience and leave a lasting impression. Think of it as the brand’s personal storyteller handbook.

This book is a super practical guide to building good habits and breaking bad ones. It breaks down the process into small, manageable steps, making it feel less overwhelming. 

Similar to Atomic Habits, this one emphasizes the power of small, consistent actions over time. It’s all about those seemingly insignificant daily choices adding up to big results. 

Klaric’s approach to marketing is all about tapping into the subconscious mind and understanding the deeper motivations behind consumer behavior. 

Aaker again! This one goes deeper into the concept of brand equity – the value of a brand – and how to manage and build it strategically. 

If you're a Pink Floyd fan, this is your book. It’s a deep dive into the history and inner workings of the iconic band. Expect stories, insights, and maybe a bit of rock 'n' roll drama.

Another Pink Floyd perspective, this time from drummer Nick Mason. Offers a unique insider's view on the band's journey. It's like hearing the stories straight from the beat.

Banayan's book is about finding unconventional paths to success by learning from the stories of high achievers. It’s all about thinking outside the box and finding creative ways to get where you want to go.

Goethe's Faust explores themes of ambition, knowledge, and the human condition through a legendary and often dramatic tale. Prepare for some deep philosophical journey.

This book dives into the fascinating world of the unconscious mind and how it influences our thoughts and behaviors. Prepare to have your perception of free will slightly challenged!

Bock, former head of people operations at Google, shares insights and practices on how to build a great workplace. It’s like getting the inside scoop on creating a company culture that actually works.

Gardner basically says we've got a whole bunch of different kinds of intelligence, from musical to social to logical. It you appreciate all the different ways people shine.