Derek Sivers

Offers strategies for lifestyle design, including automation and outsourcing, to achieve financial freedom and escape the 9-to-5 work culture.

Explores the two systems of human thought—fast, intuitive thinking and slow, deliberate reasoning—analyzing how biases shape decisions and behavior.

A motivational guide on overcoming creative blocks and achieving personal and artistic goals.

A timeless guide on building strong relationships, persuading others, and increasing influence in personal and professional life.

Introduces the principles of Stoic philosophy and how they can be applied to live a fulfilling life.

A self-help book offering strategies to take control of one's life, master emotions, and achieve personal and professional goals.

Investigates why people are poor at predicting what will make them happy, delving into cognitive biases and perception.

A collection of essays on programming, entrepreneurship, and the creative process, drawing parallels between hacking and art.

A multidisciplinary guide to improving thinking and decision-making, drawing from psychology, philosophy, and science.

A memoir from the Reddit co-founder, discussing the democratization of the internet and empowering entrepreneurial ideas.

A guide to writing nonfiction effectively, emphasizing clarity, simplicity, and style across various forms.

Guide to building scalable businesses and systems.

A step-by-step tutorial on building web applications using the Ruby on Rails framework.

A collection of speculative short stories imagining different afterlives, blending science and philosophy.

A guide for creatives on how to share their process and gain visibility in their work.

A career guide encouraging readers to think differently about career planning and fast-tracking success in a decade.

A guide to networking and building professional relationships effectively.

A guide to improving social skills, providing tips for better communication and building rapport.

A novel about a former Nazi propagandist reflecting on his actions and identity, questioning morality and duality.

Techniques for establishing quick rapport with others, drawing from psychology and communication studies.