25 Books You Shouldn't Ignore lf You're 25-30
1. Meditations – Marcus Aurelius
2. Can’t Hurt Me – David Goggins
3. Rich Dad Poor Dad – Robert Kiyosaki
4. The Way of the Superior Man – David Deida
5. Atomic Habits – James Clear
6. The 48 Laws of Power – Robert Greene
7. So Good They Can’t Ignore You – Cal Newport
8. Man’s Search for Meaning – Viktor Frankl
9. Ego is the Enemy – Ryan Holiday
10. Deep Work – Cal Newport
11. The Millionaire Fastlane – MJ DeMarco
12. The Almanack of Naval Ravikant – Eric Jorgenson
13. Courage to be disliked
14. Die with Zero
15. Art of Laziness
16. How to talk to anyone
17. Millionaire Fastlane
18. Good to be great
19. Howto get rich
20. Influence
21. Discipline is destiny
22. Steal like an artist
23. Surrounded by Idiots
24. Ikigai
25. Mindset
I remember when i was still Catholic, we would walk 14 km to the parish to confess our sins to a priest. By then i was around 9-12 years.I cherish that discipline. Listening to this clip, the first question that came to my mind was; How did we get here? Where did we go wrong?
Between 1994 and around 2020, the story seemed different. There was a generation of public servants who worked with a strong sense of duty, sacrifice and responsibility. Many served selflessly, often without expecting the government to solve every problem for them. Families built survival from zero, they raised orphans, and contributed beyond their means. Today, we are enjoying the results of that effort full-time electricity, water, internet, and tarmacked roads.
So what changed?
Why have we reached a point where we always expect the government to intervene? What happened to our communities? What happened to our homes and families?
As we rightly focus on planning for and investing in young people, we also need to swallow a bitter truth: the responsibility of raising children cannot be outsourced to government, schools, or institutions. Our homes and families have a fundamental role in shaping character, discipline, integrity, and a sense of responsibility.
What we are seeing in society is, to a large extent, a reflection of what is happening in our homes.
We can continue designing policies, programmes, and interventions for young people, but unless we go back to the basics parenting, values, discipline, community responsibility, and personal accountability moral decay will continue.
I am not trying to be a prophet of doom. I am simply looking at the signs around us and trying to forecast where we could be heading if we don’t address the fundamentals. Otherwise we need to be appreciative to government because it’s carrying out it’s moral responsibility.
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Chair 1: The Discreet Strategist
You prefer entering spaces quietly and observing before engaging.
You value:
• Situational awareness
• Reading social cues
• Understanding power dynamics
You notices what others miss and speaks only when your point adds value.
Chair 2: The Collaborative Partner
This seat is close to the leader, but not confrontational. You prefer to support, contribute, and stay engaged without dominating.
Traits:
• Cooperative
• Reliable
• Process-focused
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Chair 3: The Social Connector
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Traits:
• Friendly
• Approachable
• Collaborative
• Great at brainstorming
People naturally feel comfortable sharing thoughts with you.
Chair 4: The Balanced Analyst
You like being part of the group but still value personal space.
Traits:
• Objective thinking
• Calm presence
• Independent judgment
• Comfort with structured conversations
You contribute thoughtfully and dislike unnecessary drama.
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This is the closest seat of power without being “the leader.”
Traits:
• Strong situational intelligence
• Tactical influence
• Trusted decision support
• Confidence without seeking spotlight
You’re the person leaders rely on in crucial time.
Chair 6: The Assertive Achiever
You choose proximity to authority without hesitation.
Traits:
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• High ambition
• Strong communication
• Comfort taking responsibility
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You like a cushion of space.
Traits:
• Deep thinker
• Good at long-range observation
• Detached enough to remain objective
• Less affected by group pressure
You make decisions based on logic, not social positioning.
8: The Low-Profile Intellectual
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Traits:
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• Introspective
• Minimalist
• Comfortable
working behind the scenes You value clarity over attention.
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Traits:
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• Confident
• Comfortable being the focal point
• Strong sense of direction
• High influence
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