Bookshelf

The Fogg Behavior Model has proven to be a practical framework that has already influenced my daily habits within days.

This is not a book rather an extensive journal reivew that encompasses neuroscience, genetics, psychology, biology, and behavioral science.

Patience, discipline, and emotional control are far more important than technical knowledge or IQ.

Such a pity didn't read early. It changed the way I look at the world and myself.

A book written in 1945 that still foretells the world right now.

Even gods are annoyed by their work.

Another mind-blowing scientific fiction by Cixin Liu.

A glimmer in the darkness, greatness in the small.

We are merely "lumbering robots" built to ensure the survival of our self-replicating DNA.

The book takes "late-stage capitalism" to its logical extreme. Who's to say it won't happen?

Mammals run on dopamine, but humans need to decide whether to harness it or indulge it.

School does't teach love, this book does.

Turns out I actually don't know how to read a book.

Proof that tiny, consistent actions beat massive motivation every time.

IQ decides potential, EQ decides relationships, and Aversity Quotient (AQ) decides resilience.

A mind-blowing science fiction that transforms the Fermi Paradox from a philosophical puzzle into a civilization-ending countdown.

A book I read in high school, but always return to as inspiration for understanding why we predictably fail to be rational.

A warm cartoon that provides first-aid to emotions.

A great book for beginner, always like theory with live examples from simple to depth.