I couldn’t have chosen a better book to start the year with.

Who are we?

What are we?

Who is inside of us?

Those are the questions asked at the start of this mind-blowing read.

Deel is the founder of City of Refuge and someone I call an exceptional human being, opening doors to disenfranchised people and offering them the radical trust they had never experienced in their lives but so desperately needed. His uniqueness lies in his emphasis on trusting people from the moment they meet. Not trusting in the person who they will be, but the person they are. 

This book was recommended by Robert T. Kiyosaki in Rich Dad Poor Dad. After reading both books, I understand that Kiyosaki has taken lots of insights from Clason. And I understand why, because this book is filled with wisdom!

I truly hope his story will inspire many people out there, to share their knowledge with younger ones. I can’t stop thinking where I would…

Every day we must all make many choices, which often results in us making poor choices. Nudge is about how we make these…

If you’ve ever wondered how to make the workplace more enjoyable for everyone involved, then this is a must-read.

This is a powerful read on how our minds and defences are all too often overwhelmed, how we are consumed with anger and exhausted by anxiety.

If you’re struggling to stick to your goals or if you’re looking to make some changes in your life, this is the book you need to read. James Clear…

The Ride of a Lifetime was by far the most enjoyable book on leadership I have read so far. What an inspiration Robert Iger is!

This book was stuck on my bookcase for many years. I have no idea why I waited so long to read it because it is one great read!