Steven Kotler Reviews & Stories

Diamandis and Kotler do a masterful job of explaining why we are at the start of a new era of radically increasing standards of living throughout the world. Abundance is essential reading for anyone looking for a better tomorrow.

Stealing Fire is a beautifully written, must-read for anyone interested in living up to their full potential. A user-manual for your hacking your brain to drive high performance.

Bold is a visionary roadmap for people who believe they can change the world - and offers invaluable advice about bringing together the partners and technologies to help them do it.

At a moment when our world faces multiple crises and is awash in pessimism, Abundance redirects the conversation, spotlighting scientific innovators working to improve people's lives around the world. The result is more than a portrait of brilliant minds - it's a reminder of the infinite possibilities for doing good…

Abundance provides proof that the proper combination of technology, people and capital can meet any grand challenge.

Kotler is more than just a brilliant writer-he's the guy you want to have a transcendental conversation with.

Kotler is a generous and wise tour guide... He's a gifted journalist, and his enthusiasm for his subjects is infectious.

Diamandis and Kotler challenge us all to solve humanity's grand challenges. Innovative small teams are now empowered to accomplish what only governments and large corporations could once achieve. The result is nothing less than the most transformative and thrilling period in human history.

Steven shows us the systems we can go through to get into Flow, to sustain Flow, to recover from Flow. He also gave us the low-down and dirty on how to be a creative professionally. The systems and routines you should implement in your life to be successful. [...]...

[...] Flow is rooted in the brain, and Kotler does a good job of explaining that science.

"When you get into Flow you're more creative, you draw more conclusions between things, you see patterns that you wouldn't otherwise see. To be able to harness that and to be able to do it reliably and predictably around the writing of a book, which is a major endeavour. He [Steven] has basically given me more of my…

It's difficult to think of a writer more invigorating and tuned-in than Kotler. [...]