Bookshelf

High-Salary Career Paths
This book is meant to help you complete the missing piece of the puzzle: “increasing your active income.” It goes straight at the core question everyone wants answered—but most career books don’t dare touch: “How do you get a high salary?”

Long-Term Buying
In Taiwan, if you want to fully learn the essence of “passive index investing,” this one book is all you need.

The Secret Within the Secret
Semiotics professor Robert Langdon travels to Prague to attend cognitive scientist Katherine’s groundbreaking lecture. Katherine’s forthcoming new book reveals scientific discoveries about the nature of human consciousness—and those discoveries are about to shake centuries of conventional understanding...

People Who Think Get Rich First
Jonathan Clements, The Wall Street Journal’s most popular personal finance columnist, spent 20 years at the Journal writing 1,008 finance columns—and selected 62 of them for this book.

The Pathless Path
How much courage does it take to give up a $200,000-a-year job? And how many people force themselves to stay on the preset path simply because they’re afraid of getting lost? If you feel that life is nothing more than a predetermined road, Paul’s experience might give you a different perspective.

Atomic Habits
Change broken down into 1% daily habits, built on systems rather than willpower. There are many habit books, but this one explains both the why and the how most clearly.

Deep Work
In an age where the cost of distraction keeps rising, the ability to focus deeply on hard problems is becoming rare and valuable. Solid thesis, though the second half gets repetitive.

Don't Believe Everything You Think
The author claims thinking is the root of all suffering, but beyond repeating that point and offering authoritative-sounding theories with no scientific basis, it provides no practical method. Not recommended.

Show Your Work!
Instead of perfecting your work in private before revealing it, share as you go. Especially useful for creators and photographers — a thin book with real spark.