Books Recommended by Rich Roll

The 4-Hour Workweek was actually really helpful at that time in helping me wrap my head around how I could straddle these both worlds and still get things done.

Tackling the mysteries of human optimization with science and insight from some of the world’s greatest athletes, artists and intellectuals, Peak Performance provides the roadmap you need to transcend your limitations, unleash your inner greatness and, most importantly, sustain it over time. An absolute must read for anyone interested in unlocking potential to become your best self!

In 2003, a book came out that completely rocked me in ways no other book ever had. At the time, I was a mere few years sober, in the early stages of reassembling a life I had blown up into a million little pieces.

There's a book called A New Pair of Glasses that it's sort of practical applications of the 12-steps for people that are suffering.

When I moved to New York City in 1989, all I wanted was to feel a tiny sliver of what it felt like to read Bright Lights Big City.

If you enjoy it, you will likely enjoy Next To Heaven—James' latest page-turning offering.