The biggest change I made while transforming my habits was increasing the time I spent reading, which I always felt I couldn’t find time for. To do this, I deleted all social media apps from my phone and set a goal to read one book each week starting from October 17, 2024. I plan to share my progress here week by week.
I'm currently reading.
We often think of history as something lived by those before us, yet each day we experience is also part of history. Nexus brilliantly reflects this, offering a fascinating perspective on the technological advances that have shaped our journey to the present. It questions the scope of artificial intelligence in a compelling way and provides a thought-provoking glimpse into our near future.
The Power of Habit
Charles Duhigg
I can say it’s the best book I’ve read recently. It offers a wonderful perspective on habits, and with its storytelling, it allows you to empathize deeply in many situations. As you read, you begin to question many of your own actions. A true masterpiece.
Make Time
Jake Knapp & John Zeratsky
It turned out to be a great book for me, arriving just when I needed it most, as I felt somewhat adrift. I quickly applied the concepts of focusing and truly creating time to work. Rather than unsustainable suggestions like ‘be ultra-productive, wake up at 5 a.m., and take cold showers,’ this book offered an enjoyable approach centered on focusing on a single goal and reshaping habits to support that focus.