“Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones” by James Clear (2018) is one of the most influential self-improvement books of the decade. It combines neuroscience, psychology, and real-world examples to teach how tiny changes can lead to remarkable results.

Key Concepts (Specifications):
The 1% Rule – Small, consistent improvements compound into massive success.

Habit Loop – Cue > Craving > Response > Reward (and how to hack it).

Environment Design – Shape your surroundings to make good habits inevitable.

Identity Shift – “You don’t rise to your goals, you fall to your systems.”

“Die with Zero” by Bill Perkins

Stop saving for “someday”—start living fully now. This book teaches how to use your money for amazing life experiences while you’re young and healthy enough to enjoy them. Learn to spend smart, create lifelong memories, and avoid dying with unused savings.

(For anyone who wants their money to buy happiness, not just sit in a bank.)

“Effortless” by Greg McKeown

Do what matters—without burning out. This book reveals how to achieve more by making meaningful work easier. Ditch unnecessary struggle with science-backed strategies like the 20-Second Rule and Minimum Viable Progress.

For overworked professionals, perfectionists, and anyone tired of “hard work” myths.

So Good They Can’t Ignore You by Cal Newport shows that passion is not the starting point for a great career—skills are. In this smart and practical eBook, you’ll learn how getting really good at something valuable leads to success, freedom, and meaningful work.

“Don’t do what you love. Learn to love what you do—by becoming great at it.”

“Start with Why” by Simon Sinek

“People don’t buy what you do, they buy WHY you do it.”

This groundbreaking book reveals why leaders like Steve Jobs and MLK inspired millions—by starting with purpose. Learn the simple “Golden Circle” framework to communicate your why and attract loyal customers, employees, and believers.

(The secret behind Apple, the Wright Brothers, and every great movement.)

“The Art of Procrastination” by John Perry

A hilarious guide to productive postponement. This witty book reframes procrastination as a strategic superpower, teaching you how to get things done by cleverly avoiding other things. For chronic delayers who want to feel good about it. 

(The guilt-free manifesto for professional postponers.)

“The Getting Things Done eBOOK” – 10 Moves to Stress-Free Productivity

Finally implement David Allen’s legendary GTD system—with actionable worksheets and step-by-step exercises. Dump mental clutter, organize tasks effortlessly, and achieve stress-free focus. YOU WILL GET  (2 eBooks: “eBook + free workbook”)

“Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before?” by Dr. Julie Smith

Therapist-approved mental health tools for real life. This book delivers bite-sized psychology tricks to manage anxiety, reframe negative thoughts, and build resilience—fast. Finally, the emotional first aid kit you’ve needed