Blog Category: Book Recommendation

Let’s play a game. Would you rather: a.) do the same thing and fail or b.) try something new and potentially fail? You like to think you’d choose b, but what do your actions say? Do you try new things or not? Are you a doer or a dreamer? Ramit Sethi, New York Times bestselling author of I […]

Surrendering to what the universe has put in front of you, being able to set aside fears, and living in the moment sounds like an awesome way to go through life. Today’s guest, Michael Singer, has written two books that say it is entirely possible to do that. His first book, New York Times No. […]

Episode 118: No Matter How Hard You Try You Can’t Get Out Of Its Way If you want to see into the future, if you want to live longer, healthier and happier then you must tune into today’s podcast. It may scare the hell out of you but there is no holding it back. The future […]

“I’m the kind of person who is embarrassed to lie,” says ‘Freeway’ Rick Ross. Not the words you would expect to come from a convicted felon. Rick built an empire, a drug empire that is, the notorious LA crack cocaine empire. But the man who built this is not an evil man as you might suspect. He is charitable, […]

Is it morally appropriate to be happy? Yes, yes and yes! That’s a triple yes – not to be confused with a triple Claudia. Gretchen Rubin, the author of The Happiness Project, never thought about happiness. Like most of us, she took happiness for granted. She wrote The Happiness Project because she wanted to appreciate what already made her […]

“I have to make a confession to you,” I said. “At first, I was a little reluctant – and this is when I first started the podcast. Someone suggested I should have you on. I was a little reluctant because someone told me you say yes to everything.” “And at the time, I was writing a […]

Episode 72: The Conversation In Your Head Before becoming an idea machine, I was boring. I was trapped in my head. I thought about the same problems over and over again: divorce, losing my job, going broke, losing my kids, being alone, drunken homelessness. I had no ideas. “We never get bored of our thoughts,” […]