I don't say "life-changing" lightly. These 7 books fundamentally shifted how I think about meaning, work, sleep, and what I'm capable of. If you only read a handful of books this year, make it these.
Viktor Frankl's classic account of his experience in the Nazi death camps. A book that explains why meaning trumps pleasure as the primary human drive.
The more time you spend in flow the more fulfilled you will be in life. Understanding this concept and how to turn the everyday grind into flow experiences is one of the most important things you can do.
In a world of constant distraction, the ability to focus deeply is becoming both rare and incredibly valuable. Cal Newport makes the case for deep work and gives you a practical framework to reclaim your attention and produce work that matters.
After reading this book you will never look at sleep the same way again. Matthew Walker makes a compelling — and terrifying — case for why sleep is the single most important thing you can do for your health, brain, and longevity.
David Goggins managed to escape an abusive family situation and decided to become a navy S.E.A.L. The problem was that he was overweight, uneducated, and unprepared. This was the starting point for the man that went to become one of toughest endurance athletes of our time.
One of my favorite books of all time. A book that I've reread countless times. A great introduction to Stoic philosophy and a practical guide for how to implement stoic practices to a modern life — and gain peace of mind.
Robert Greene's magnum opus. An absolute must for people who want an accessible entry into what makes people act the way they do — and you might learn something about yourself too!