Seven years and counting—I can hardly believe it! What started as a simple tradition has grown into one of my favorite reflections of the year. This year, I’m amazed to say I read 15 books! From nonfiction to great stories, each one brought its own lessons, ideas, and inspiration.
Here’s a compilation of everything I read in 2024, along with a few thoughts on what stood out, challenged me, and stayed with me long after I finished. Enjoy!
 | Main Street Millionaire by Codie Sanchez Codie Sanchez reveals how owning "boring" local businesses can generate passive income and financial freedom with a focus on strategy, not glamour. |
 | Generative AI in Practice by Bernard Marr Bernard Marr explores how generative AI transforms industries, offering real-world use cases and actionable insights to leverage its power. |
 | Sell or be Sold by Grant Cardone Grant Cardone dives into the mindset and skills needed to master sales, emphasizing that selling is essential in every aspect of life. |
 | Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki Robert Kiyosaki contrasts the financial philosophies of his two "dads" to reveal lessons on wealth-building, financial literacy, and escaping the rat race. |
 | Red Sky Mourning by Jack Carr "Rogue nukes, AI chaos, and a corrupt politician threaten America’s survival. Jack Carr’s Red Sky Mourning is a relentless thrill ride!" |
 | Never Eat Alone by Keith Ferrazzi Keith Ferrazzi's Never Eat Alone shows how genuine relationships and strategic networking are the keys to success in any field. |
 | For Love of Country by Tulsi Gabbard Tulsi Gabbard shares her journey of service, sacrifice, and leadership, highlighting the values of unity, patriotism, and public service. |
 | The Holy Bible It's amazing how the words you were taught as a kid hit differently as an aduly. |
 | Million Dollar Weekend by Noah Kagan Noah Kagan reveals strategies for creating a profitable business in just one weekend, emphasizing speed, testing, and execution. |
 | I See You! by Erin Diehl Erin Diehl's I See You explores authentic leadership and connection through vulnerability, empathy, and embracing imperfection. |
 | Be Seen by Jen Gottlieb Jen Gottlieb’s Be Seen is a roadmap to building your personal brand, stepping into visibility, and sharing your authentic story to create impact. |
 | Wiring the Winning Organization by Gene Kim Gene Kim’s Wiring the Winning Organization explores how to align leadership, culture, and technology to drive high performance and innovation. |
 | Build. by Tony Fadell Tony Fadell’s Build is a candid guide to creating innovative products and companies, packed with lessons from his career at Apple and Nest. |
 | Prepared. by Mike Glover Mike Glover’s Prepared is a practical guide to self-reliance, resilience, and readiness, helping you navigate life's uncertainties with confidence. |
 | Boston Bound. by Elizabeth Clor Elizabeth Clor’s Boston Bound chronicles her journey of overcoming mental barriers and setbacks to achieve her dream of qualifying for the Boston Marathon. |
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