Summer 2026 Reading Book #1
The Power of One More – Ed Mylett
What if the difference between where you are today and where you want to be is simply one more?
One more conversation.One more call.One more attempt.One more level of effort.
In this inspiring and practical book, Ed Mylett challenges you to rethink what you’re truly capable of achieving. His message is simple yet powerful: most people operate far below their potential.
The concept of “one more” isn’t about working harder until burnout. It’s about recognising that small, intentional actions, repeated consistently, can create extraordinary results over time.
Key takeaway: Success often comes from doing what others won’t do, just one more time.
Summer 2026 Reading Book #2
Deep Work – Cal Newport
In a world of constant distractions, the ability to focus has become a competitive advantage. Emails. Notifications. Meetings. Social media. The modern workplace is full of interruptions that fragment our attention and reduce our effectiveness.
In Deep Work, Cal Newport argues that the ability to concentrate without distraction on cognitively demanding tasks is one of the most valuable skills in today’s economy. More importantly, it’s a skill that can be developed. Newport provides practical strategies for eliminating distractions, improving focus, and producing work at a higher level than most people believe possible.
Key takeaway: The ability to focus deeply is becoming increasingly rare—and increasingly valuable.
Summer 2026 Reading Book #3
The Saint, the Surfer and the CEO – Robin Sharma
Sometimes the greatest leadership lessons don’t come from business books. They come from life itself.
Through a compelling story of personal discovery, Robin Sharma explores three essential dimensions of a fulfilled life: purpose, relationships, and service. As the protagonist embarks on a journey to seek wisdom from three unique mentors, you are encouraged to reflect on what truly matters and how success should be defined.
It’s a refreshing reminder that achievement without fulfilment is an empty victory.
Key takeaway: True success is measured not just by what you accomplish, but by who you become along the way.
ENJOY!
