500 days and 150 Books Later

500 days and 150 Books Later

Starting last year, I set a goal for myself to increase my reading habits - a big jump from the zero books I had read in 2021. Now, 500 days and around 160 books later, I've experienced profound personal growth.

This increased intellectual engagement has elevated my levels of happiness, clarity, and curiosity. Although I can't quite articulate how I felt before this journey, I am thrilled with the transformation I've experienced.

I am sharing my experience for two reasons:

Firstly, to express my gratitude to those who have recommended books, listened patiently to my reflections, or engaged in enriching conversations with me. Your contributions have been invaluable.

Secondly, to give back. Over the past 500 days, I've gained a wealth of knowledge and insight, and I'd love to share it with you. Perhaps I can recommend a book, stimulate a thought-provoking discussion, or share a lesson I've learned. While I'm not exactly sure what form this will take, I'm eager to help in any way I can.

For those interested, here's a categorized list of all the books I've read, along with a link for easier access:?

Psychology:


Sociology:?


Neuroscience:


Science:?


Mindfulness:


Business & Leadership:


Spirituality:?


Fiction & Literature:


Misc. / Self-Help / Haven’t classified

Jesse Wisnewski

Director, Growth and Engagement at Ligonier | Growth Advisor | Husband & Father | Co-author of "Read to Lead"

1 年

Nice work! As for a book suggestion and shameless plug, I'd recommend the book I co-authored called "Read to Lead: The Simple Habit That Expands Your Influence and Boosts Your Career" https://www.amazon.com/Read-Lead-Simple-Expands-Influence/dp/1540901203. It's a book about reading books for professional development (yea, that's pretty meta).

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Charlotte Babington

Marketing for B2B SaaS

1 年

Impressive and inspiring! Adam Kuznia any advice for someone else looking to increase their reading habit?

Samantha Seath

Digital Marketing Security & Data Privacy | Fighting the Fake Web

1 年

Crushed it!

Lee Dussinger

Senior Content & Product Marketer, Opal

1 年

Think you would love The Brothers Karamazov - blurs the line of fiction and philosophy.

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