problem solving mode – JoshProgress

Have you ever tried to get to the bottom of something challenging? Like a family problem? And that you were determined to get it all solved so that you can move on to the next, better, non-problem experience? Well, let me tell you my recent experience. I have had promotion at work. And my colleagues … Continue reading out of the problem solving mode

>>> what I’ve been reading…

It has been really good month or so for me.

I've been reading and learning new stuff from new books by authors I've never heard before.

Thanks to Google for recommending me books simply by what I've in my Google Play library.

So I've been reading...

1. The Miracle Morning by Hal Eldrod. And to be honest, I've learned a few great, implementable ideas that I love.

If you want to change the way you start your day, the way you focus, what activities to add to your day to stay productive, then add this book to your library.

2. The other fast read that I've enjoyed so much is The Art Of Procrastination by Prof. John Perry.

If you are struggling with procrastination, ten this is the first book you'd need to read on the subject.

And it might as well be the last.

3. The last book I'd like to share here is the one called Be Unreasonable by Paul Lemberg.

This book will teach you when logic and common sense do not apply.

Or when fairness is none of your business.

I enjoy reading everyday... and the reason I do this is to simply get the actionable ideas that have the power to accelerate my progress and continue to give me the freedom I deserve.

Have a good one.
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