Wolf Packs and loss aversion.
A favourite YouTuber in Japan has written his book. An Assistant Language Teacher grows something huge!
Listened to this on my run this morning. Remembering the days back in ‘19 when 90 percent of us in HK ‘ate teargas’ …
Gregor Paul’s book on Ian Foster is a lively look at the man behind the headlines. It celebrates Foster’s calm strength, honesty, and resilience towards pressure. Paul shows a leader who values integrity and people over ego. Foster the coach who stood tall through storms without losing his humanity. If you admire character this is a must-read.
Steven Pressfield’s The War of Art isn’t just a book it’s an alarm clock under your pillow. It reminds me that inevitably the greatest battle we fight is internal: against Resistance, that insidious force keeping us from our true potential. Pressfield’s message is clear just show up, do the work, and trust the plan. Art isn’t about waiting for lightning; it’s about building the storm through discipline. The lesson? Your calling matters. Lean into discomfort, embrace the grind, and create from a place of truth. Transformation begins when you begin.
Did a long hike with my relatives and read this on recovery breaks … quite a contrast from the beauty of the whenua.
Underworld by Jared Savage is pure mayhem; meth, money, murder, and nz gangs running wild. Savage tears the tab off the can of New Zealand’s darkest corners and shows how the underworld became a global beast. Brutal, fast, and unfiltered. The words hits hard and often.
A re-read of an enjoyed book. Good to reevaluate some paradigms.
Myanmar by Noah Gil-Smith is a vibrant and insightful look at a country full of history, culture, and stunning landscapes. The writing feels alive, painting scenes that remind you of Myanmar for yourself. Gil-Smith captures the spirit of everyday life with warmth and detail, offering readers a genuine sense of connection. What makes this book even more special is that it was written before the latest sad and disturbing military coup, reflecting a time of hope and possibility. It’s an inspiring read that celebrates resilience and beauty.