Performance Reading
JUNE
Each month, I curate two books that support high-level professional development, leadership effectiveness, and psychological performance. These selections are chosen for their practical application, evidence-based insights, and relevance to executives, high achievers, and professionals seeking sustained excellence. This reading list is designed to sharpen thinking, expand perspective, and support continued growth both personally and professionally.
Behavior over balance sheets
The Psychology of Money explores the often-overlooked emotional and behavioral forces that shape our financial decisions. Morgan Housel demonstrates that success with money is less about intelligence and more about habits, perspective, patience, and self-awareness. Through engaging stories and practical insights, this thought-provoking book helps executives, professionals, and high performers better understand risk, decision-making, and the long-term impact of their choices.
Clarity inside uncertainty
Thinking in Bets challenges readers to rethink how they make decisions in an uncertain world. Drawing on her experience as a professional poker player, Annie Duke shows that even the best decisions can produce poor outcomes, while flawed decisions can occasionally succeed. This insightful guide for leaders, executives, and high performers offers a powerful framework for navigating ambiguity, reducing bias, and making more confident decisions when certainty is impossible.