2022

In "Man's Search for Meaning," psychiatrist Viktor Frankl recounts his harrowing experiences in Nazi concentration camps. However, the focus quickly shifts to his philosophy, logotherapy, which argues that finding meaning in life, even during suffering, is essential for human survival and flourishing.

Inspired by stoic philosophy, "The Obstacle Is the Way" by Ryan Holiday flips the script on challenges.

It equips readers with a framework to view obstacles as opportunities for growth and ultimately, turn trials into triumphs.

James Clear's "Atomic Habits" breaks down the science of habit formation into a practical guide. By focusing on small, incremental changes, the book reveals how seemingly insignificant tweaks to our daily routines can lead to remarkable transformations over time.

Brianna Wiest's "The Mountain Is You" tackles the roadblock of self-sabotage. It empowers readers to identify self-destructive behaviors and transform them into stepping stones for achieving personal growth and reaching their full potential.

Stephen R. Covey's "The Speed of Trust" argues that trust is the cornerstone of success in every area of life. It offers practical tools to build trust with others, leading to increased efficiency, stronger relationships, and ultimately, a significant competitive advantage.

Former Navy SEALs Jocko Willink and Leif Babin's "Extreme Ownership" translates battlefield leadership principles to daily life. It challenges readers to take full responsibility for their actions and decisions, fostering resilience and success in business and beyond.

Written by a former FBI hostage negotiator, Chris Voss's "Never Split the Difference" unveils counterintuitive tactics for high-stakes negotiations. By learning to listen strategically and leverage empathy, readers can gain the upper hand in any negotiation, from business deals to everyday conversations.

2023

David Goggins' "Can't Hurt Me" chronicles his transformation from an overweight, depressed young man to a record-breaking endurance athlete. Goggins unveils his "40% Rule," arguing that most of us vastly underestimate our potential, and details the mental fortitude needed to push past perceived limitations and achieve greatness.

Dale Carnegie's timeless bestseller, "How to Win Friends and Influence People," unpacks the secrets of building genuine connections with others. Through practical advice on active listening, praise, and understanding human psychology, the book equips readers with the tools to navigate personal and professional relationships with greater success.

In "The Experience Maker," Dan Gingiss argues that exceptional customer experiences are the key differentiator in today's competitive landscape. He provides a practical framework to design these experiences, helping businesses turn customers into loyal brand advocates.

In "Contagious," Wharton marketing professor Jonah Berger unlocks the science behind word-of-mouth and social sharing. He reveals six key principles that make ideas, products, and stories "sticky" and spread like wildfire, offering a roadmap for creating content that gets people talking.

Pushing our limits, which causes pain, is how we grow stronger, both physically and mentally. Pain acts as a signal that we're reaching or exceeding our limits, but it's also part of the natural process of adaptation that makes us stronger.

Eric Thomas' motivational book "You Owe You" challenges readers to take responsibility for their own success. By understanding your purpose and pushing through discomfort, you can ignite your potential and achieve your goals.

Sun Tzu's classic military treatise, The Art of War, explores strategies for achieving victory through deception, maneuvering, and outsmarting your opponent. It emphasizes the importance of careful planning, minimizing casualties, and even winning without direct conflict.

In "Power vs. Force," David Hawkins proposes a scale of consciousness that determines our life experiences. By raising your consciousness level through positive emotions and choices, you shift from a powerless state of "force" to an empowered state of "power," attracting success and well-being.

Drawing on Toltec wisdom, The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz presents a practical guide to personal freedom. By following principles like impeccable communication and taking nothing personally, readers can transform their lives and cultivate happiness and love.

A popular concept from Japan, "The Courage to be Disliked," offers insightful yet straightforward ideas to help us discover our authentic selves and achieve lasting fulfillment.

This self-help book by Gary John Bishop uses tough love to challenge your self-limiting beliefs. It argues that by taking responsibility and taking action, you can unlock your potential and achieve your goals.

Written by the legendary swordsman Miyamoto Musashi, The Book of Five Rings is a guide to swordsmanship that transcends martial arts. It explores strategy, self-discipline, and philosophies applicable to various aspects of life, offering timeless wisdom for achieving mastery.

2024

Forget hidden tricks, mastery boils down to one universal principle for everyone, from business moguls to star athletes. Jason, recently kicked off the basketball team, strained to hear. This wisdom could be his only shot at rejoining.

Embark on a thrilling adventure with a young boy as he fights to achieve his lifelong dream of becoming a samurai warrior. This captivating story brings the Train to be CLUTCH curriculum to life in a way you won't forget. Prepare to learn.

Stuck overcoming fear and taking action? Mel Robbins' "The 5 Second Rule" offers a simple yet powerful method: a five-second countdown to jumpstart your courage and conquer self-doubt, propelling you towards achieving your goals.

In "12 Rules for Life," psychologist Jordan Peterson draws on philosophy, mythology, and psychology to offer a practical guide for navigating life's challenges. Through these twelve principles, he equips readers with tools to take responsibility, find meaning, and live a more fulfilling life

In "Breathe," legendary Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu master Rickson Gracie recounts his undefeated career alongside the Gracie family's martial arts legacy. This revealing memoir goes beyond fighting techniques, offering insights on harnessing the mind-body connection for success in life's battles.

"Contagious: Why Things Catch On" by Jonah Berger explains the six key principles that make products, ideas, or behaviors more likely to be shared and go viral: social currency, triggers, emotion, public visibility, practical value, and storytelling. By understanding these principles, anyone can create content that is more likely to catch on and spread through word of mouth.

The book provides a practical guide for entrepreneurs and business leaders to implement the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS), a comprehensive framework designed to help businesses gain clarity, accountability, and consistent growth. By focusing on six key components—vision, people, data, issues, processes, and traction—the book offers tools and strategies to build a strong, disciplined, and successful organization.

"How To Stop Being Toxic" by Edward Clarke offers practical advice and strategies for individuals looking to recognize and change toxic behaviors that negatively impact their relationships and personal well-being. The book emphasizes self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and healthy communication as key steps toward fostering positive interactions and creating a more fulfilling and harmonious life.

"Greenlights" by Matthew McConaughey is a memoir that combines life lessons, personal anecdotes, and philosophical insights drawn from the actor's experiences and adventures over the years. Through a collection of stories, reflections, and notes from his journals, McConaughey explores how to navigate life's challenges, seize opportunities, and find personal fulfillment by recognizing and embracing the "greenlights" or moments of opportunity that propel us forward.