Get Things Done






For the gap between deciding and doing.
Forty-four guides on habits, focus, conflict and relationships. Every claim carries its citation, and where the evidence is thin the book says so instead of raising its voice.
1,427 pages. Every shelf below, plus the four titles that sit on none of them.
Bought separately the 44 come to $751.
Each shelf lists everything in it. There is no bonus and no surprise extra.






For the gap between deciding and doing.





For when trying harder is not the lever.







Reading people, being read, staying in the room.







What long relationships actually run on.




From the physiology of anger to the exact sentence.




The relationship you did not choose.



Two audits and one hard decision.



Profile, opening line, first date.
Every one of the 44, with what it promises and what it is built on.
Most self-improvement writing states its findings and stops. These books put the study next to the claim, grade how good it is, and mark where the research is contested or thin. You are meant to be able to check. It also means the books disagree with each other occasionally, and say where a professional is the better answer than a workbook.