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📚 Leo Book Club 🦁

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Sun 01-Dec-24

ℹ️ This is the #bookcast where we chat all things #books

💬 Talk about what you've read, what you'd like to read and discuss the world of literature!

  • Leave reviews and recommendations
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Super Sunday BookCast on the go! A new month of reading lies ahead, so feel free to share all your chit-chat right here...

‘Relax your rules, let them pick what they want’: 10 page-turners to get kids reading

Article via The Guardian

5 Must-Read Books For The High Achievers On Your Holiday Gift List

The holidays are the perfect time to invest in self-improvement. Elevate your career, finances, and overall happiness with these new books.

Article via Forbes

The best new books to read this December

Article via The Independent

The Books Briefing: How Gen Z Came to See Books as a Waste of Time

An alarming phenomenon has sprung up over the past few years: Many students are arriving at college unprepared to read entire books.

Article via The Atlantic

The 21 best history books of 2024

From ancient India and the Vikings to the CIA, explore the world's glorious, gruesome and ugly past.

Article via The Times

7 New Books We Recommend This Week

Article via New York Times

The best alternatives to Amazon for e-books and audiobooks

Article via Washington Post

Why books have helped Julia Bradbury balance her mental health

Scanning the spines of books stacked in her home library, Julia Bradbury picks a cherished tome from the shelf.

Article via PA Media

Den of Geek’s Best Books of 2024

Looking for gift ideas or something to escape into? Here are our writers' picks of this year's best books.

Article via Den of Geek

The best books for giving this Christmas

Cosy crime, cracking jokes, foodie pleasure and fairy tales. Our pick of the best books to gift this Christmas.

Article via Saga Magazine News

The 30 best books for Christmas 2024

From novels by David Nicholls and Sally Rooney to a memoir by Cher, your local bookshop has gifts to please everyone in your life.

Article via iNews

📗 'Way of the Wolf' by Jordan Belfort

What's the ol' Wolf of Wall Street got to say about the art of selling?

An interesting one today, and a controversial character. Belfort is the infamous 'wolf' and whether or not his methods have been correct over the years, he knows a thing or 2 about persuasion and influence…

Most will be familiar with the movie, Leonardo DiCaprio playing the lead role and what a delightful romp it was. The film was based on Belfort's book of the same name and made with his input, along with plenty of creative license too (and directed by Martin Scorsese no less).

The Way of the Wolf is a subsequent offering and not based around his life, but more his work in sales training and outlining his Straight Line System which has been put into book form here.

Check out the links in replies to find out the '5Cs' + 3 attributes you need to display, along with a link to the full article… 👇

The 5 Cs required for success:

  • Certainty
  • Clarity
  • Confidence
  • Courage
  • Conviction

In addition to that, there are 3 things that you need to display immediately in an interaction or you're done. That you're:

  • Sharp as a tack
  • Enthusiastic as hell
  • An expert in your field (also said as a figure of authority)

📚 'Way of the Wolf' by Jordan Belfort

📖 The Wolf of Wall Street with some sales talk and tips.

🎞️ Successful By Design YouTube channel give their review…

!summarize

📕 'Thinking, Fast and Slow' by Daniel Kahneman

Discover and work with the two systems of your brain!

Here we have an absolute classic on the different aspects of our brain and how they work together (or not).

The crux is that you have two systems in your brain that are fighting for control over your behaviour and actions. This can lead to many ways in which they influence errors in memory, judgment and decisions.

It's the condensed life work of Nobel-prize winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman and goes deep into the psychology of why we think the way we do.

There are plenty of insights and many experiments and conundrums posed within. Not a quick, light read but one to get your teeth into if you want to study more in this area.

A very important book which delves into the human thinking process and is required understanding…

Link to full article below (it's a beast) 👇

📚 'Thinking, Fast and Slow' by Daniel Kahneman

📖 Discover and work with the two systems of your brain.

🎞️ The Swedish Investor YouTube channel give their review…

!summarize

📘 "Man's Search for Meaning" by Viktor Frankl

The classic tribute to hope from the Holocaust…

A book, I'm sure, that will be well known to most.

We not only have a first-hand account of one man's experience during the Holocaust and at Auschwitz, but also delve deep unto the arm of psychology and existential analysis that Viktor Frankl developed.

He was working on Logotherapy before being captured and tried to keep some of his work going despite being under those conditions. Then later on he was able to develop his theories into what became his signature work.

A tale of 2 halves… a prisoner's perspective in the first half, then in the second it becomes more of a psychology work, discussing the theories and practices of Logotherapy.

This is the story of Dr Frankl and his life, and a significant search for us all – that being the pursuit of meaning…

Related article in replies 🔗 👇

📚 'Man's Search for Meaning' by Viktor Frankl

📖 Holocaust survival and Logotherapy.

🎞️ Wisdom for Life YouTube channel give their review…

!summarize

📕 'Never Finished' by David Goggins

Here we have Mr Goggins back with a follow up, bringing us up to date since 'Can't Hurt Me' along with more hard-core growth tips…

He takes us on more of his journey since the last book and some further aspects of his past. We jump into principles of success and dig down deep to realise our potential.

As ever, it's predicated on having a liking of and interest in the author (or at least not an active dislike) and a willingness to face yourself and the truth. Knowing it will be tough and take work but be ready and willing to do what it takes.

This is one of the few works out there that is genuinely motivational/inspirational. You will have an urge to do something whilst and after reading… whether that's sustained or not is another matter.

And - like his other book - be sure to get the audio!

Link to full article in reply 🔗 👇

📚 'Never Finished' by David Goggins

📖 A follow up, bringing us up to date since Can't Hurt Me plus more hard-core growth tips.

🎞️ Productivity Game YouTube channel give their review…

!summarize