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| Heyo, Nik here with 3 fantastic books for you to learn from in just a few minutes! Quick reminder: If you want to get 10x more out of not just these books but everything you read, you still have a few days to join Michael Simmons' and my 2-hour Augmented Reading Training on Thursday, May 29th. We'll help you use the power of AI to learn more and deeper from books than ever before. It'll change how you read forever—and if not, you can get your money back. The whole thing's recorded, too, and comes with $800 in bonuses (including how to casually talk to AI about books and make your own reading analysis bot!). You can learn more and sign up here. As for our featured title, I know it's only been a few weeks since the text summary, but the video just rolled off the animation line, and I couldn't resist sharing it, since it's such a beloved book of mine: Wa—The Art of Balance by Kaki Okumura (Video Edition) Kaki is a good friend of mine, a fabulous writer, and someone who thinks and cares deeply about her work. Born in Dallas, raised in New York and Tokyo, Kaki has always been a traveler between two worlds: East and West, old and new, inward and outward. Kaki struggled with her weight growing up, and so health became a key focus of her life. In Wa—The Art of Balance, she explains how we can all live longer, healthier, and happier thanks to a philosophy of simplicity and ease grounded in 4 pillars: eating, moving, resting, and socializing. Kaki explains some of the key differences between how the Japanese approach health vs. how we do it in the West and helps us make small changes for long-term wellness. It's a wonderful book which Kaki filled with great ideas, creative recipes, and lots of lovely illustrations—all by herself! I highly recommend you buy the hardcover version. You won't regret it. Today's video summary will teach you 2 counterintuitive eating tips that relate to food sizes and cooking convenience, give you ideas for an exercise routine you can easily maintain, and offer an unusual way of getting more rest. Please watch today's video to support a young, hard-working author and learn how to live a healthier life. Not your cup of read? Here are 2 other titles you might enjoy:
That's all for this one. Have a great weekend! Happy reading, PS: There are only a few days left to join Michael Simmons and my Augmented Reading on May 29th. It'll teach you how to apply AI to reading books to learn more and faster and really transform your reading skill overall. It's recorded, too, and comes with a money-back guarantee. Find out more and sign up here. |
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