A practical way to stop treating creative work like a hobby and start acting like a professional.

The game becomes easier once you stop fighting yourself and trust the skill you’ve already built.

A structure to reimagine goals. But he started shilling his consultancy services. This should be 150 pages max.

Basic advice, but if you like the general Navy Seals hard life stuff, it's great. But nothing new.

Significantly changed my outlook on success

Converting procrastination into a war against a force of nature.

First book I finished; make habits easy, attractive, obvious, and satisfying.

Bias to action and finding the alternative route; break the perceived limit of access.

Mid self-improvement read; the main part scares you about how lack of sleep is killing you.

Pretty good value; will power in the morning, auto pilot at night.

The 5-4-3-2-1 idea is good. In action it's harder to get your mind to do it. If you break it, it's harder to get back on track.

Beginning was awesome; not much value beyond that.

Good when I read; had a clue he was a bit off before the slap.