Books
The Time Paradox, Philip Zimbardo and John Boyd
The Time Paradox explores how our attitudes to time affect behaviour and consequent lifestyle. It suggests ways that readers can make changes they desire or need.
The Element, Finding Your Passion Changes Everything
The Element provides reasons why many young people under achieve and disengage from education. Using real life examples it suggests an alternative educational approach that works with an individual's passions.
A Guide to Living the Lifestyle of the New Rich
The 4-hour Work Week, Escape the 9-5 and Get a New Life.
Tim Ferriss suggests that wealth itself is not the aim but a means of achieving a lifestyle. His book, The 4-hour Work Week, argues that a better approach to quality of life is not to wait for retirement but to spread a series of mini-retirements through life. Combined with an alternative portfolio career it will provide the lifestyle of what he calls the New Rich. For the New Rich it is about a rich lifestyle rather than simply getting rich.
In The 4-Hour Work Week Timothy Ferris suggests his lifestyle challenges traditional concepts of retirement as old-fashioned. It is a manifesto for living more, working less and living the dream. He makes a distinction between the wealthy who are usually hard at work making money and his New Rich. The moneymakers put off living their dreams until a mythical someday while Ferriss' New Rich are working smart and already living the millionaire lifestyle along the way.
Getting Unstuck, Make a New Start
Uncertainty as a Trigger for Positive Life Changes
This book by Timothy Butler is a guide to using crises of confidence as a starting point for making fundamental improvements to one’s life or career. He argues that feeling stuck and doubting oneself is an important opportunity to put life on a new track.
Getting Unstuck identifies three stages that takes the reader from the initial doubt to having a new direction based on his real interests and enthusiasms.
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