Dr Stout's Reading List 2018
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The document is a reading list from 2018 that includes a diverse selection of books across various genres, such as fiction and nonfiction. Notable titles include 'Built to Sell' by John Warrillow, 'Thank You for Being Late' by Thomas L. Friedman, and 'Everybody Lies' by Seth Stephens-Davidowitz. The list covers themes of personal development, health, business, and philosophy.
Dr Stout's Reading List 2018
- 1. Reading List 2018 Book Title Author Fiction/Nonfiction Built to sell: Creating a business that can thrive without you John Warrillow N Total immersion: the revolutionary way to swim better, faster, and easier Terry Laughlin with John Delves N Thank You for Being Late: An Optimist's Guide to Thriving in the Age of Accelerations Thomas L. Friedman N Cancun and Mayan Riviera Travel Guide: 5-Day Itinerary Ted Campbell N Black Panther. A nation under our feet, Book 2 Ta-Nehisi Coates F Midlife: a philosophical guide Kieran Setiya N Even the stiffest people can do the splits: A 4-week stretching plan to achieve amazing health Eiko N The Longevity Diet: Discover the New Science Behind Stem Cell Activation and Regeneration to Slow Aging, Fight Disease, and Optimize Weight Valter Longo N Presto! How I made over 100 pounds magically disappear and other magical tales Penn Jillette N Endure: Mind, Body, and the Curiously Elastic Limits of Human Performance Alex Hutchinson N End Game Bryan Cressey F Own the Day: Own Your Life Aubrey Marcus N Forever Nomad: The Ultimate Guide to World Travel, From a Weekend to a Lifetime Tynan, Rolf Potts, Derek Sivers, Leo Babauta, Todd Iceton N The Productivity Project: Accomplishing More By Managing Your Time, Attention, And Energy Chris Bailey N The longevity diet: Discover the new science behind stem cell activation and regeneration to slow aging, fight disease, and optimize weight Valter Longo N Age proof: living longer without running out of money or breaking a hip Jean Chatzky, Michael F. Roizen, MD, with Ted Spiker. N Get what's yours: The secrets to maxing out your Social Security Laurence J. Kotlikoff, Philip Moeller, and Paul Solman N The new retirementality: planning your life and living your dreams... at any age you want Mitch Anthony N The Million-Dollar, One-Person Business: Make Great Money. Work the Way You Like. Have the Life You Want. Elaine Pofeldt N Little house living: the make-your-own guide to a frugal, simple, and self-sufficient life Merissa Alink N The simple living guide: a sourcebook for less stressful, more joyful living Janet Luhrs N Making a living without a job: winning ways for creating work that you love Barbara J Winter N The art of gathering: how we meet and why it matters Priya Parker N Sixty things to do when you turn sixty : 60 experts on the subject of turning 60 Ronnie Sellers N Everybody Lies: Big Data, New Data, and What the Internet Can Tell Us About Who We Really Are Seth Stephens-Davidowitz N A guide to the good life: The ancient art of Stoic joy William B. Irvine N Walt Disney’s Disneyland Chris Nichols N Man Up: How to Cut the Bullshit and Kick Ass in Business (and in Life) Bedros Keuilian N My struggle. Book two, A man in love Karl Ove Knausgaard N My struggle. Book three, Boyhood Karl Ove Knausgaard N My struggle. Book four Karl Ove Knausgaard N My struggle. Book six Karl Ove Knausgaard N
- 2. My struggle. Book five Karl Ove Knausgaard N Bright-Sided: How The Relentless Promotion Of Positive Thinking Has Undermined America Barbara Ehrenreich N Stubborn Attachments Tim Cowen N Design for Strengths John Coyle N AI Superpowers Kai-Fu Lee N Value as a Service: Embracing the Coming Disruption Rob Bernshteyn N Technology-as-a-service Playbook: How to Grow a Profitable Subscription Business Thomas Lah N The bullet journal method: Track the past, order the present, design the future Ryder Carroll N