How to Transform Self-Sabotage Into Self Mastery

In today's episode, we're diving deep into our library as we champion the notion, "Leaders are Readers." We're of the belief that there's no habit quite as enriching, or with as potent an ROI, as reading a book. Whether you're a fan of paper or an Audible enthusiast, we can't emphasize enough the importance of making reading a part of your daily routine. Consider this - a book usually costs no more than $15-25, but even a single nugget of wisdom you glean from it could have a life-altering impact. Isn't that an incredible ROI?

Now, you might wonder - what kind of books should I read? We're glad you asked. The beauty of books lies in their diversity. From fiction to business and leadership non-fiction, every genre has the potential to offer valuable insights. Remember, each book tells a story, often one that we can learn from, relate to, and apply in our own lives.

And, what's even more exciting about reading books? They're essentially shortcuts to wisdom. You don't need to go through the experiences of the authors or the characters. Their journeys, lessons, struggles, and victories are served to you on a platter, for you to learn from and apply without going through the same hardship or expense. The average American reads around 12 books a year, while half read just four or fewer. We challenge you to exceed that average, to immerse yourself in the wealth of knowledge that books offer.

So join us today as we delve into our favorite books, exploring the invaluable lessons they've taught us. Prepare yourself for an insightful journey that could fundamentally alter your perspective and perhaps even your life.

Books Discussed:

• Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid
• Die With Zero by Bill Perkins