
One of my OSU coaches recently asked for a reading list to feed her athletes minds. Here’s what I sent her. Might be some food for thought for you and your teams too…
- BBTL pre arrival read. Day at a time. Will seed the next reads.
- Man’s Search for Meaning, Frankl
- Mindset, Dweck
- Mastery, Leonard
- The Obstacle is the Way, Holiday
- Grit, Duckworth
- Peak, Ericsson
- Talent is overrated, Colvin
- The Champions Mind, Afremow
- A Failure of Nerve, Friedman
- Flow, Csikszetmihalyi
- The Warrior Ethos, Pressfield
- Legacy, Kerr
- Obedience to Authority, Milgram
- 12 Rules for Life, Peterson
- Road Less Traveled, Peck
- Endure, Hutchinson
- Founding Mothers, Roberts
- Lost in Transition, Smith
- Change your Questions Change your life, Adams
- The Power of Now, Tolle
- The Hard thing about Hard Things, Horowitz
- Can’t hurt Me, Goggins
- Season of Life, Marx
- The Universe Next Door, Sire
- The Question of God, Nicholi
- Left to tell, Ilibigiza
- Up from Slaver, Washington
- How to Speak and How to Listen, Adler
- Now, Discover your Strengths, Buckinghams
- Learned Optimism, Seligman
- Influence, Caldini
- Emotions Revealed, Ekman
- How to think like Leonardo DaVinci, Gelb
- The Tipping Point, Gladwell
- Captivating, Eldredge
- Unbeatable Mind, Divine
- The Relationship Cure, Gottman
- Extreme Ownership, Jacko
- The Culture Code, Coyle
- Biography/Autobiography of someone you admire/want to learn from
- History. Greek. Jewish. America. My big three
- Reread above.
What you reading, friend? What are some of your favorite books feeding your heart, mind, and very soul? Slow down. Reflect. Read. Write. Rinse and repeat.
Live hard. Love harder…
Great list…I’ve only hit a dozen or so of these. I’ve got some work to do. Would love to follow you on Goodreads if you use it.