A book that changed my life forever. Thanks to this book, I decided to start working on my skills, instead of focusing on “my passions.”

The Defining Decade by Meg Jay explains why your twenties matter – and how to make the most of them now. I felt like the author has been talking to me through the stories and powerful insights shared in the book.

The Art of War is a great book for anyone interested in strategy, tactics and high-level management. It’s quite hard to read for a beginner or a non-native English speaker but it’s easy enough to get value for any reader.

An interesting book that analyzes happiness from a psychological and phylosophical standpoint by an astounding philosopher.

The key to learn any skill is to define what you think is “good enough”, and focus on the small parts that make that “good enough” skill.

The book that changed the entrepreneurial world. It teaches you not only how to start a tech company, but how to think about them.

A condensed version of The Talent Code. You’ll learn the 52 principles of talent acquisition. Very interesting and to the point.

A philosophy book about being a stoic in the 21st century. Interesting, well-writen and useful, anyone can benefit from this book.

If you ever wanted to understand how luck works, this is the book you want to read. It presents a couple of very interesting ideas to understand luck, and how we can make it work in our lives.

If are a self-learner, and have no business background, this book teaches you basic concepts on starting, growing and managing any business.