My Reading Goals for 2025

Every year, I tell myself I’ll read more books, and every year… well, life happens. But 2025? This is the year I finally get through my reading list! Here’s what I’m aiming for—some mind-expanding non-fiction and some fiction to get lost in.

Non-Fiction 📖

These books will (hopefully) make me think differently, build better habits, and maybe even change my life a little:

• The Almanack of Naval Ravikant – Wisdom on wealth, happiness, and startups from the legendary investor.
• Can’t Hurt Me – David Goggins’ insane life story + mental toughness lessons.
• Into the Wild – A deep dive into adventure, freedom, and the risks of chasing dreams.
• Digital Minimalism – Because my screen time report is embarrassing.
• Thinking, Fast and Slow – A classic on how we make decisions (and why we get them wrong).
• Educated – A memoir about resilience, education, and breaking free from the past.
• Atomic Habits – Everyone says this book is life-changing. Time to see what the hype is about.

Fiction 🎭

Gotta balance all that heavy thinking with some great stories:

• Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow – A book about gaming, friendship, and ambition.
• The Secret of the Nagas & The Oath of the Vayuputras – Mythology meets action-packed storytelling.
• Malibu Rising – A summer read full of drama, family, and secrets.
• A Thousand Splendid Suns – An emotional story that I know will leave an impact.
• Daisy Jones & The Six – Rock & roll and behind-the-scenes band drama? I’m in.
• Local Woman Missing – Thriller time!
• Salem’s Lot – Because I need more Stephen King in my life.
• The Boyfriend – A mysterious romance with twists (I hope).
• I Let You Go – A psychological thriller that’s supposed to be unputdownable.
• First Lie Wins – Another thriller because I love a good plot twist.
• Today Tonight Tomorrow – A cute enemies-to-lovers romance.
• Death on the Nile – Classic Agatha Christie detective goodness.

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I have no idea if I’ll actually get through all of these, but hey, gotta aim high! If you’ve read any of these, let me know what you think—or suggest something I must add to the list. Happy reading! 📚✨