The Obstacle Is the Way - Ryan Holiday (Review)
The Obstacle Is the Way applies Stoic philosophy to adversity, showing how perception, purposeful action, and resilience can help us respond more effectively to setbacks.
Ikigai - Héctor García and Francesc Miralles (Review)
Ikigai explores purpose, longevity, community, and everyday habits, asking how meaningful activity and continued engagement can contribute to a longer and more fulfilling life.
The Art of Living - Epictetus / Sharon Lebell (Review)
The Art of Living brings the practical philosophy of Epictetus into modern language, exploring control, responsibility, adversity, character, and the principles of a well-lived life.
The Psychology of Stupidity - Jean-François Marmion (ed.) (Review)
The Psychology of Stupidity brings together leading thinkers to examine why intelligent people make irrational choices, hold mistaken beliefs, and repeatedly fall victim to faulty reasoning.
Thinking in Bets - Annie Duke (Review)
Thinking in Bets explores how to make better decisions when outcomes are uncertain, showing why good choices can fail and poor choices can sometimes succeed.
Success Books Reviews - February 28, 2026
A month of ideas on better thinking, resilience, recovery, and reconsidering the paths we take through work and life.
The Pathless Path - Paul Millerd (Review)
The Pathless Path challenges conventional ideas about career and success, asking what becomes possible when we stop following a predetermined script for work and life.
The Great Mental Models, Volume 1: General Thinking Concepts - Shane Parrish and Rhiannon Beaubien (Review)
The Great Mental Models, Volume 1 introduces practical frameworks from multiple disciplines to help readers examine assumptions, understand complexity, and make better decisions.