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15 Books To Read This Year

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In this video, I talk through 15 of my favourite books / series that I read in 2020. If you're looking for some recommendations for the New Year, I'd 100% recommend everything on this list. Enjoy!

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Non-Fiction

A Million Miles in a Thousand Years

How to Think More About Sex

The Righteous Mind

The Psychology of Money

Storyworthy

How To Take Smart Notes

The Ride of a Lifetime

The Elephant in the Brain

Fiction

Wheel of Time

Six of Crows

Normal People

The Original

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MY PRODUCTIVITY APPSMomentum Energising HabitsDownload HereVoicepal AI Writing AppMY BOOKMy New York TimesFeel-Good ProductivityMY COURSES

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