Before picking up Steven Kotler’s “The Art of Impossible,” I’ll admit, I was a skeptic. How much could a book truly alter one’s perception of potential? However, from the moment I delved into its pages, I was captivated. Kotler doesn’t just provide research or theories; he crafts a narrative that is both intimate and universal. With each chapter, I felt as though I was being invited to a personal dialogue on human limitations and the profound ways we can transcend them. As someone who has read countless self-help and motivational books, this one stands out, deserving every bit of its 5/5 rating. Kotler has written more than a book; he has gifted readers with a manual for challenging the boundaries of what we believe to be possible. If you’re contemplating reading it, take it from someone who’s been transformed: this is a journey worth embarking on.