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Neil Martin · Beats, Business & Life
Bookshelf
Can’t Hurt Me made me watch what I say to myself
How David Goggins can help you notice the voice in your head, plus the simple cookie jar idea I use when I doubt myself.
The book that makes no sense and makes me laugh: Tao Te Ching
Why an ancient book of riddles is worth reading every year, what it says about not forcing things, and how it helps you know yourself.
Expert Secrets and why the best story always wins
The one question from Russell Brunson’s Expert Secrets that makes selling feel like helping, and why your story has to beat theirs.
It’s So Easy and the confidence you have to work for
Why Duff McKagan’s recovery story is the best case I know for building confidence through work, routine and rituals.
Dave Grohl’s The Storyteller and the megastar who stayed a normal bloke
Dave Grohl’s The Storyteller shows you can be a megastar and still be a normal bloke, and that every day starts as a blank page.
Why I still rate Moby’s Porcelain
Why Moby’s funny, honest memoir of the years before Play is a brilliant read about refusing to give up on your talent.
Cheryl Strayed’s Wild: the film’s good, the book’s better
What a woman with no hiking experience and a too-heavy pack can teach you about grief, fear and finding a way back to yourself.
The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck and your f*ck budget
Why caring less about the wrong things frees you up for the right ones, and the one question from Mark Manson worth asking yourself.
The book that pretty much changed my life: Awaken the Giant Within
How Tony Robbins’ Awaken the Giant Within helps you make real decisions, ask better questions and set standards you keep.
How The Power of Habit explains my nightly gratitude journal
How every habit runs on a simple loop, why you replace bad habits instead of breaking them, and how to make a new one stick for good.
The Power of Now, explained by a cartoon turtle
Eckhart Tolle’s big idea in plain words, why the present moment is the only one you get, and how to be in it without dropping your goals.
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Hi, I’m Neil
DJing since 1987, three decades in business, and the author of Done Beats Perfect. This is where I write it all down.