Explore my collection of nonfiction book reviews where I share my thoughts, summaries, and favorite quotes from each book I read. Whether you’re looking for inspiration or searching for quotes on specific topics, this section has something for every book lover.
Clayton Christensen shares ways to measure and ensure on how to live a balance and successful professional and personal life that is valued by happiness and integrity rather than materials-oriented.
Understanding big data’s flaws through Cathy O’Neil’s insightful analysis by realizing the impact of unfair algorithms on people’s lives.
Option B is about how to build resilience not only after we lost our loved ones, but also for all kinds of setbacks that will happen to us.
A book guide to maximize technology benefits and maintain healthy relationships without succumbing to attention-grabbing tactics.
This book offers sets of life skills that mostly informed in therapy to help the reader get through hard times, learn, and grow.
Building a Second Brain gives me a lot of insights about how to change the way we think and acquire mind-expanding ideas to increase productivity, creativity, and performance. We have to admit that we are living in a world with limitless flow of information that we can’t really rely on our brain to accommodate everything.
Hyperfocus is an extraordinary great book to describe how our brain works, how to manage it, and help us to get an incredible amount of tasks done in a relatively short period of time.
Embrace a life philosophy of ‘less but better’ for more impactful and effective living. Explore the core principles of Essentialism.
Sheryl Sandberg shares her journey, tackling gender equality and the challenges women face in stepping into leadership roles.
Most self-help books focus on the big things which is hard to start and maintain in long-term. I do not find them in this book and I think this is the reason why this book deserves to be in the category of books that can actually change your life. James Clear is clearly understand how to motivate the reader why keeping good habits matters in our life.
A book to understand why statistics matter, mistakes, and the fatal impact if we belittling the method that we pick for data analysis.
A book offering therapy for digital addiction, redirecting focus from social media to real-life experiences.