Over the past couple months, I have had the opportunity to read these three books, and here are my takeaways.

Small Steps, Big Wins

"Atomic Habits" by James Clear is like a personal trainer for your habits, flexing its muscles to help you achieve monumental business victories. Clear takes the cliché "little things matter" and transforms it into a groundbreaking philosophy. Through practical strategies and captivating anecdotes, he unravels the true power of tiny habits and their ability to create remarkable results.

In the witty words of Clear, "You don't rise to the level of your goals; you fall to the level of your systems." So, buckle up and get ready to optimize your systems, refine your routines, and unleash the potential of your daily habits. After all, success is the sum of consistent, well-crafted actions, not just lofty aspirations.

Master the Art of Collaboration

Dan Sullivan and Dr. Benjamin Hardy bring us the enchanting "Who Not How," a guide that flips the script on traditional productivity. Instead of asking "How can I do it all?" they encourage you to ask "Who can help me achieve it?"

In a world where we often fall victim to superhero syndrome, thinking we can conquer every task alone, Sullivan and Hardy remind us that collaboration is the secret sauce of success. They advocate for leveraging the expertise of others, building a team of geniuses, and focusing on our unique abilities.

Unleash the Magic

In "The Power of Moments," Chip Heath and Dan Heath reveal the extraordinary impact that seemingly ordinary moments can have on our personal and professional lives. With their trademark wit and storytelling prowess, they guide us on a captivating journey that demonstrates how we can create memorable, transformative experiences for ourselves and our customers.

In the world of business, it's not just about delivering a product or service; it's about crafting moments that leave lasting impressions. The Heaths teach us to be architects of moments that surprise, delight, and ignite emotional connections.


By understanding the principles behind extraordinary experiences, we can transform mundane interactions into magical memories, fueling customer loyalty and business growth. Each of these books is powerful in its own right. If your goal is to learn and grow in business and life all three of these books are must read.