Top books from the Diary of a CEO podcast: your personal success library
Top books from the Diary of a CEO podcast: your personal success library
Been inspired by one of Steven Bartlett's guests? Learn more from the likes of Mo Gawdat, Morgan Housel and Shahroo Izadi in their bestselling non-fiction books.
Steven Bartlett's world-dominating podcast has featured a huge range of experts, thinkers and influential figures, offering insights and ideas on all sorts of topics. Find more inspiration from some of his most popular guests in our suggested further reading.
David Epstein
David Epstein is an author and expert in the science of performance, specifically looking at how a diverse skill set can lead to greater success in an increasingly specialized world. He has already captivated audiences on the The Tim Ferriss Show and TED Talks, and now features on Stephen Bartlett's podcast.
Mo Gawdat
The entrepreneur, former chief business officer of Google [X] and author is a firm favourite with both Steven Bartlett and his listeners. He's appeared on the podcast more than once, talking about how to create and maintain happiness, the dangers of artificial intelligence and most recently, how to achieve stress-free living – and he's written books on all three.
Morgan Housel
Morgan Housel is the author of one of the best-selling finance books of all time, which is how he came to feature on Diary of a CEO discussing how to master the world of money.
Dr Alok Kanojia is an Instructor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and the world’s foremost expert on video game psychology and related mental health. He talked to Steven about addiction, toxic masculinity and how to transform your life.
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Shahroo Izadi is a Behavioural Change Specialist whose therapeutic approach is influenced by her frontline addiction treatment work in clinical, community and prison settings. She told Steven how she used her Kindness Method to lose weight, why diets don't work, and how to successfully make changes in your life.
‘A powerful way to break even the most stubborn bad habit so you can live the life you deserve.’
Steven Bartlett
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