The Billionaire’s Brain – Success starts in the mind with the right habits.

Be Worth a Damn – Provide real value to the world.

The 500-Year-Old Mind – Think long-term to make better decisions.

The 10 Dark Years – Consistent effort over time brings rewards.

The Four Horsemen – Avoid greed, jealousy, resentment, and laziness.

The Best Mentor of All Time – Learn from history's greatest figures.

The Three S’s – Specialise, systematise, scale.

The Power of Focus – Focus on one goal at a time.

The Law of 33% – Spend 33% of your time with people above, equal, and below your level.

Breaking Bad Habits – Small daily changes create long-term transformations.

Pareto Principle – 80% of results come from 20% of efforts.

Richard Dawkins: The Selfish Gene – Success requires some selfishness.

Positive Thinking is a Waste of Time – Action, not just thinking, leads to results.

Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, and Skipping Years – Work harder and smarter than your competition.

The 12 Foundations for the Good Life – Balance the core areas of your life: health, wealth, love, happiness.

Avoid Ignorance – Constantly seek knowledge.

The Rule of 10 – Great things take time; expect 10 years of work.

Self-Sufficiency – Take ownership of your outcomes.

Momentum – Build momentum by consistently taking small steps.

Desperation is Your Greatest Asset – Use discomfort as fuel for success.

Rewire Your Brain – Consistently challenge your thoughts.

It's Not All About You – Think about the larger impact of your actions.

It’s Simple, Not Easy – The principles of success are simple but require effort.

The Million-Dollar Network – Surround yourself with people who push you higher.

The Black Box of Wealth – Be curious about what successful people are doing differently.

Killing the Inner Loser – Get rid of negative thoughts holding you back.

Charlie Munger: Inversion Thinking – Solve problems by considering the opposite.

To Build a House, Start with the Roof – Sometimes the best place to begin is not the obvious one.

Aristotle and eudaemonia – Live a virtuous and meaningful life.

The Biggest Lie Ever Told – Balance short-term and long-term thinking.

The Power of Association – Your success is heavily influenced by who you spend time with.

Farmers vs. Hunters – Develop the patience of a farmer, but the drive of a hunter.

The Starting Point for Happiness – Accept reality as it is.

The Law of Comparison – Your happiness often depends on your reference point.

The Law of Reciprocity – Give more to receive more.

The Rule of Attachment – Don’t become too attached to any one outcome.

The Grand Theory of Everything – Understand the interconnectivity of life.

The Fibonacci Sequence – Leverage compounding growth.

Find Your WHY – Discover what drives you at the core.

The Avoidance of Pain – Success often requires enduring discomfort.

Embrace the Grind – Work hard and embrace the journey.

Luck is Overrated – Success is about preparation meeting opportunity.

No Such Thing as "Someday" – Take action now; don’t wait.

Self-Education Is the Only Education – Learn continuously outside formal systems.

Speed of Implementation – Act on ideas quickly.

Faster Decisions, Slower Revisions – Make decisions fast, but revise carefully.

Live Below Your Means – Spend less than you earn.

Compounding Your Results – Small consistent actions lead to exponential growth.

Consistency Trumps Intensity – Regular, sustained effort beats short bursts of energy.

The Margin of Safety – Always have a backup plan or cushion.

Health Is Wealth – Without good health, success is meaningless.

The 25 Cognitive Biases – Understand and overcome mental biases.

The Power of Good Habits – Build routines that support your goals.

Survive and Thrive – Master both survival and growth strategies.

The Pain/Pleasure Paradox – Often, what brings discomfort now brings pleasure later.

Delayed Gratification – Success comes from sacrificing short-term pleasures for long-term gains.

The Tragedy of the Commons – Avoid the “everyone for themselves” mentality.

Enlightened Self-Interest – Act in a way that benefits both you and others.

Incremental Improvement – Strive to be 1% better every day.

The Power of "No" – Learn to say no to things that don’t serve your goals.

First Principles Thinking – Break problems down to their most basic elements.

Stay Humble – Humility keeps you grounded and open to learning.

Give Credit Where Credit is Due – Acknowledge those who help you succeed.

You Get What You Tolerate – Set high standards for yourself and others.

The Deathbed Test – Live with the end in mind; make decisions you won’t regret later.

The Power of Gratitude – Focus on what you’re thankful for to improve your mindset.

Leave a Legacy – Work toward something that lasts beyond your lifetime.