“All Leaders are Readers, not all readers are Leaders”
President Harry S. Truman
2024 Reading List
Meditations
Words of Wisdom
Strength for Service
A Calendar of Wisdom
The Daily Stoic
The Maxwell Daily Reader
The Daily Laws
DayOne Journal Entry – > Letters to My Daughters
Daily 5min Journal
2023 Morning Reads (Most current first)
Strength for Service
Words of Wisdom
The Wisdom of Fulton Sheen
A Calendar of Wisdom
The Daily Stoic
The Maxwell Daily Reader
The Daily Drucker
Personal Journal
Letters to My Daughters
2023 Reading List (As of Jan 1, 2023 from top to bottom)
- Meditations (Aurelius)
- Leadership (Kissinger)
- Wartime Writings (Saint-Exupery)
- Digital Minimalism (Newport)
- Guide to Analysing Companies (The Economist)
2022 Partial Reading List
Daily Reads
- New Morning Mercies – Paul Tripp
- The Maxwell Leadership Bible – John Maxwell
- Strength for Service – Norman Nygaard
- The Book of Amazing Stories – Robert Peterson
- The Daily Stoic – Ryan Holiday and Steven Hanselman
- The Maxwell Daily Reader – John Maxwell
- Allison, Graham – Destined for War
- Aurelius, Marcus, Meditations (Gregory Hays Modern Library Translation). Classic and timeless work that I often refer too. My copy is tattered and covered in notes.
- Clear, James, Atomic Habits
- Crist, James – Twighlight War
- Drucker, Peter, The Effective Executive
- Epstein, Peter – Range
- Ferris, Tim, The Four Hour Work Week. I’ve read and re-read this several times. Tim’s approach to the “new rich” is one that I’ve come to fully embrace within the limits of my life.
- Frankl, Victor, Man’s Search for Meaning
- Graham, Benjamin, Security Analysis
- Green, Robert, 48 Laws of Power
- Green, Robert, 33 Strategies of War
- Hamilton, Jay, Madison, The Federalist Papers. Often re-read.
- Holiday, Ryan, Conspiracy
- Holiday, Ryan, The Obstacle is the Way. A great primer for those wanting to think about modern Stoicism.
- Holiday, Ryan, Ego is the Enemy. A great read and I highly recommend it.
- Holiday, Ryan, Stillness is the Key. Great book focused on being thoughtful to our approach of mind, body, and spirit.
- Hubbard, Elbert, A Message to Garcia. A short read and a classic.
- Kissenger, Henry, Diplomacy
- Nye, Joseph – The Powers to Lead
- Perry, Mark – Partners in Command, Eisenhower and Marshall
- Puyear, Edgar, American Generalship
- Unger, Debi and Irwin – George Marshall
- Stavridis, ADM (Ret) James – The Leaders Bookshelf
- Williams, Pat and Denney Jim, Character Carved In Stone. A great read highlighting the incredible contribution to the character that West Point has made.