A calm and mild-mannered review. I don’t yell a single time, and I barely curse.

Don’t worry it’s still on brand. There are things in this novel that I really, really hate; I just show very high restraint. So this is what I’m like on medication?

This novel could be for someone, but it sure isn’t me. And considering how many other great books there are; just in this podcast – I would not get to this one anytime soon if I were you.

Type: [Review] | Book: Sorcery of Thorns | Writer: Margaret Rogerson

The second interview on the podcast!

This time, I sit down with the great guy, Oskar Eklin. Oskar coaches people in personal efficiency and productivity.

We all have a limited amount of time and energy each day, so how do we make the most of it? How can you make changes in your life? That’s where Oskar comes in.

As you might know, I’m not the biggest fan of personal development books. The war wages on. But that’s exactly why someone like Oskar is such a welcome guest on the podcast; he brings perspective and great conversation.

We talk about life, books, and Oskar shares his thoughts on the personal development genre. He also recommends a few books, including one that changed his life forever.

Books mentioned in the episode:

• Company of One – Paul Jarvis – 27:52

• Atomic Habits – James Clear – 32:06

• How to Change – Katy Milkman – 34:00

• The Power of Habit – Charles Duhigg – 35:03

• Thinking, Fast and Slow – Daniel Kahneman – 50:35
  ( I accidentally say the wrong book title during the podcast=) )

If you want to find out more about Oskar; you can get in touch with him at LinkedIn, or check out his homepage.

Type: Interview | Books: several see above | Writers: several see above

Why don't I grade the books I review? Do you care? Probably not, but that has never, and will never stop me =)

I have certainly mentioned it before, but here is the Sam Ögren reason (aka, the long answer).

Type: General | Book: N/A | Writer: N/A