Books

I try to read a book-a-month. Or twelve books a year. I know …brag much? Right? So multiply that by …how old am I? 50? And I’ve been reading self-help and non-fiction books for 25 years.

25 years X 12 books/yr = like, um, 300+ books.

And sadly, I remember a few really good ones, but don’t always remember what I liked about them. People who write these books, and authors on Podcasts, they always remember and cite books they loved. Not me. I just say things like, “oh, I really liked 4-Hour Work Week and loved the book So Good They Can’t Ignore You or Someday is Today,” and if you press me on what I liked, I can’t really put my finger on it.

Soooooooo, I’m 50-years-old and I’m going old school …I’m gonna start doing Book Reports. For me …and maybe for you. Well, for my “fans” (yes, I have some loyal readers).

And my Book Report Project starts with Reasons Not to Worry. Great book. Click below to learn why.

MY BOOK REPORTS

Reasons Not to Worry by Brigid Delaney (read April 2024)

BOOKS OF THE PAST

Below are some of my favorites (all read before my new Book Report Project)

The Wild Diet, by Abel James

The 4-Hour Workweek, by Tim Ferriss

Crush It!, by Gary Vaynerchuk

The Thank You Economy, by Gary Vaynerchuk

Rediscover Catholicism, by Matthew Kelly

Storyworthy, by Matthew Dicks

MY TO-READ LIST

“Happiness Advantage”

PICTURES OF BOOKS I WANT TO READ (if I’m at the library or a bookstore or someone’s house or see a good book on someone’s desk, I snap a picture and upload it to my Blog …leave a Comment if you have book suggestions, of course)