The catalogue
Short, honest self-help. Each one tackles a single inner problem and leaves you with tools, not just ideas.
You don't have a discipline problem. You have a deal problem.
Every night you make a deal with tomorrow's version of you: gym at six, phone in the drawer, the work done before lunch. Then morning comes, and tomorrow's you never signed anything. Disciplinemaxxing is the short, blunt guide to fixing that, with a system that works on the days you don't feel like it.
Train your brain to catch the good things you keep missing.
One rude comment can outweigh ten kind ones, and the one awkward moment is what replays at night. That isn't a flaw in you. Your brain is wired to catch the bad first and hold on to it. Good Radar shows you how to flip that wiring, a few minutes a day.
Point your lucky habits somewhere better.
You already have the wiring. You knock on wood, avoid certain numbers and wear the "good" shirt on big days. Good Superstition shows you how to point those instincts in the right direction, so your little rituals stop feeding worry and start making you calmer, sharper and more open to opportunity.
Stop people pleasing, one small, kind no at a time.
If you're the one everyone counts on, and you're running on empty, this book is for you. You stay late because someone asked, host because no one else will and say "it's fine" when it isn't.
Stop taking everything personally.
Not every slight is about you. Not every mood in the room is your fault. That Wasn't About Me is a short, practical book for people who feel everything too deeply — who replay conversations, brace for disapproval, and take feedback like a wound.
You know what to do. Here's how to start.
You don't have a knowledge problem — you have a starting problem. Stuck Between Knowing and Doing is for everyone who has read the books, made the plans, and still can't seem to begin.