Larger coffee mugs are just one of Scott Adams' ways to Reframe Your Brain...
Hello there! It's Nik with The 4 Minute Read. I want to say a huge THANK YOU! to everyone who bought the Four Minute Books Lifetime Membership as part of our last promotion this week. The sale is now over, and we'll move to a monthly model as we roll out version 2.0!
In the meantime, here are 3 great books that will help you think better, have more fun, and get motivated to chase down your goals!
When I started meditating, I used to get angry at every little distraction. I thought I needed perfect silence. Eventually, I realized: Noises are just another opportunity to be present and learn to accept. The distractions were opportunities to meditate, not obstacles to it. It was a simple reframe that changed everything. Dilbert-creator and famous cartoonist Scott Adams is the master of such reframes. In his new book, Reframe Your Brain, he shares more than 160 of them that will help you improve your physical and mental health, your success and social life, and even look at reality itself in new ways. If you want to upgrade your mental operating system for better results in all areas of life, read this summary.
David Goggins went from being several hundred pounds to one of the world's most ambitious and successful endurance athletes. He also became a Navy SEAL.
Goggins has competed in over 70 crazy challenges and races, from running 135 miles through Death Valley to ultramarathons to breaking the world record for the most pull-ups in 24 hours.
In Never Finished, the follow-up book to his immensely successful memoir Can't Hurt Me, Goggins offers 8 evolutions of thought he went through that will help you smash any and all glass ceilings in your life.
If you've ever read a book whose core idea has stayed with you ever since, then you've found one of those rare gems called life-changing books.
While summarizing over 1,300 nonfiction titles over the years, we discovered a bunch of them. In this special video, we'll show you the top 7 ones — the ones with the absolute most potential to change your outlook on life forever in some way.
The Power of Starting Something Stupid by Richie Norton
Can you guess Richie Norton's favorite word? "Yes." Yes, yes, yes. To everything. Yes, go ahead and start that nail studio for dogs. Yes, ice cream delivery is crazy. Do it anyway. His awesome book The Power of Starting Something Stupid will show you that most ideas are labeled stupid at first — and that if they are, that's actually a good indicator you should pursue them and not care what anyone thinks. If you're tired of nay-sayers and want to just have fun and develop a go-for-it attitude, read this summary.
Well... If you're in there with me, then it's "Good luck" indeed. 📗 👀
There are a million good reasons to read. Here's one of them:
Whatever challenge seems too hard to face in your world, if you escape to another one for even just a few minutes, a world where someone else shows courage and tenacity, you might return with all the fuel you need to handle whatever life is throwing at you.
Happy reading, -Nik
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