Here's why I think booktube is great.

Ender's Game was written by Orson Scott Card, published in 1981.

If you didn't know, they made a movie about it starring Harrison Ford , Viola Davis and that guy from Netflix's Sex Education.

Anyway, I read this book a week ago and I am floored by how good it was. 

I talk about the pro's and con's of working at a start-up.

Today I talk about how reading fantasy and fiction changed my life and allowed me discover myself more.

Here are the books (and TV) that I consumed during the month of July. Spoiler alert: I loved the Hobbit.

Today we're talking about something really important. You.

It's no surprise that heroes reflect (and entertain) a part of us. Some of their stories makes us feel inspired, sad, uplifted, even heard -- that's because their journey is about us. From Luke Skywalker to Barbie, they're about us.

Heroes are written by people for people. There's a lot of lessons and insight to glean from the heroes' journey.

For 100 days I shared my day-to-day journey. Here I talk about the greatest benefit of sharing and why we shouldn't keep our journeys to ourselves.

Aim to collect ideas from different books and developing a reading habit. Instead of trying to find that one specific thing/book/quote/passage to change your life.