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Have you ever felt exhausted — not because you’re lazy, but because you’re doing too much? That’s exactly what Essentialism by Greg McKeown addresses. It’s not a book about time management. It’s a book about life management — how to filter what truly matters and let go of what doesn’t. One powerful line that stayed with me was: “If you... Continue Reading →
In a world where social media highlights the best moments and filters out the messy parts, The Gifts of Imperfection by Brené Brown felt like a breath of fresh air. It reminded me — and I know it will remind you too — that our imperfections are not flaws to be fixed, but gifts to be embraced. Brené,... Continue Reading →
Every new year feels like a fresh start — but sometimes, the hardest mountain to climb isn’t around us… it’s within us. In “The Mountain Is You”, Brianna Wiest explains how self-sabotage is often just unresolved fear in disguise. The book teaches that we’re not lazy, unmotivated, or incapable — we’re just protecting ourselves from... Continue Reading →
Not all money lessons come from math. Some of the most powerful ones come from understanding how we think and behave around money — and that’s exactly what “The Psychology of Money” by Morgan Housel teaches. This book reminded me that being good with money isn’t about intelligence — it’s about behavior. Patience, humility, and... Continue Reading →
We often see leadership as strength — confidence, direction, and authority. But Brené Brown’s “Dare to Lead” turns that idea inside out and shows that true leadership is about courage and vulnerability. She says, “Vulnerability is not weakness; it’s the birthplace of innovation, creativity, and change.” And I couldn’t agree more. As a leader, I’ve... Continue Reading →
This book didn’t just make me rethink budgeting — it made me rethink life. “Your Money or Your Life” by Vicki Robin reframes every peso we spend as a reflection of our life energy. Every time we spend, we’re actually trading hours of our time, effort, and energy. That was a powerful wake-up call. One... Continue Reading →
“10x is easier than 2x” — sounds like a marketing trick, right? That’s exactly what I thought at first. Until I started reading the book by Dan Sullivan and Dr. Benjamin Hardy. Instead of telling you to hustle harder, this book teaches something radically different:✅ 2x growth usually means doing more of the same, just... Continue Reading →
I’ve always believed that leadership is about results — hitting goals, growing numbers, and getting things done. But after reading “O Great One!” by David Novak (my favorite book btw!), I realized that real leadership goes beyond the numbers. It’s about people — how you make them feel, how you lift them up, and how... Continue Reading →
In leadership, we’ve often been taught to compete. Win the pitch. Get the promotion. Be better than the rest. But Simon Sinek’s The Infinite Game challenged this mindset—and it made me pause. Because in the infinite game, your biggest competitor isn’t the person next to you. It’s you. The goal isn’t to beat your competition.... Continue Reading →
We’ve all grown up believing that learning is the ultimate key to growth. Study hard. Read more books. Attend trainings. Collect certificates. And yes, I did all of that—because I genuinely love learning. But lately, a question from Vishen Lakhiani struck me hard: “You’ve been learning all your life… but are you truly transforming?” Ang... Continue Reading →
Life With No Regrets 