Seek Wisdom
- Calibrate Lifestyle
- Oct 22, 2020
- 3 min read
Updated: Oct 25, 2020
5 Experts to Follow:
There is a saying that "You are the average of the 5 people you spend the most time with", so why not surround yourself with experts who have insights on how to live more intentionally, improve your relationships, and enhance your productivity?
You may not have the opportunity to meet any of these amazing leaders in person, but you can still seek their wisdom by subscribing to their blogs, podcasts and newsletters, and by following them on social media!
"The most meaningful way to succeed is to help others succeed.”
World-renowned psychologist and professor at the Wharton Business School. In 2013, Adam Grant wrote his first book, Give and Take: A Revolutionary Approach to Success which explored the dynamics behind collaboration, negotiation and networking in business. Since 2015, he has been a Contributing Writer for The NY Times Opinion Section.
Webpage: adamgrant.net
Subscribe to his monthly newsletter, Granted
Listen to his podcast, Work Life TED with Adam Grant
Follow him on Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook
“There are two components that are fundamental to enjoy life and feel good about yourself: continual learning and service.”
Entrepreneur, investor, author and podcaster. Tim Ferriss has been noted as one of the planet’s leading angel investors by The NY Times and CNN. He has written 5 books which all are NY Times bestsellers, including The 4-Hour Work Week’. He also hosts a highly rated podcast series, The Tim Ferris show, where he interviews leaders in various fields to gain insights on the tools and tactics they use to achieve success.
Webpage: tim.blog
Subscribe to his weekly 5 Bullet Friday email
Listen to his podcast, The Tim Ferriss Show
Follow him on Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook
"Every action you take is a vote for the type of person you want to become.”
Writer and author of The NY Times bestseller Atomic Habits. James Clear has been writing his blog jamesclear.com since 2012 and also produces a weekly newsletter. The central question he explores through his work is, 'How can we live better?'. His writing focuses on topics like: how to start (and stick to) good habits; how to create better systems and processes; how to achieve meaningful results without overwhelming yourself.
Webpage: jamesclear.com
Subscribe to his weekly, 3-2-1 Newsletter
Follow him on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram
“If you want to love what you do, adopt the craftsman mindset: 'what can I offer the world?'.”
Computer science professor at Georgetown University In addition to his academic research, Cal Newport writes about the intersection of digital tech and culture. He is particularly interested in deploying technology in ways that support instead of subvert both our personal and professional lives. He has authored 6 books, including the NY Times bestseller, Digital Minimalism.
Webpage: calnewport.com
Subscribe to his mailing list to receive his blog posts directly
Listen to his podcast, Deep Questions with Cal Newport Follow him on Twitter
"Failure, per se, is not enough. The important thing is the mine the failure for the next attempt that can improve your next attempt.”
Psychologist and behavior change expert who specializes in human motivation. Ron Friedman is a frequent contributor to the HBR, CNN, & Fast Company, as well as the author of the best-selling book The Best Place to Work: The Art & Science of Creating an Extraordinary Workplace.
Webpage: ignite80.com
Subscribe to his, Best Ideas of the Month newsletter
Follow him on Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook
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