Book Reviews

The printing press is arguably the greatest invention of the last millennium, allowing information to be spread to the masses for the first time. The power of a book should never be taken for granted, and although I am unable to read as many as I would like due to time constraints, a daily practice of reading before sleep ensures pages are turned each and every day.

Below are reviews of the wonderful books I have learned from, which I hope can inspire you to pick them up and do the same if your interests are piqued.

Elon Musk by Ashlee Vance

I’ve never been a fan of biographies, even though that’s probably an unqualified statement as

01
Jan

Starting Strength by Mark Rippetoe

Starting Strength is the seminal book on barbell weightlifting, written by one of the best

01
Dec

Salt Sugar Fat by Michael Moss

Michael Moss takes a detailed dive into the history of the processed food industry. He

01
Dec

Bigger Leaner Stronger by Michael Matthews

Here is the book which not only got me started on barbell weightlifting. It also helped

01
Oct

Strong Medicine by Chris Hardy

This was the very first book read when I started my health changing journey, one

01
Dec