Why We Like It

Once a week, PhilosophersNotes summarizes the best, most inspiring ideas in self-development books and sends those summaries to subscribers. We like the program because it’s time efficient and offers concentrated wisdom in digestible doses. We also like that these “self-development CliffsNotes” are delivered to subscribers in two formats: a six-page PDF document and a 20-minute MP3, so you can choose whether you’d like to read the document over a cup of tea or listen to the advice on your commute or during your workout.

How It Works

Just go to www.philosophersnotes.com and join for just $99. You'll have access to 100 of the PhilosophersNotes that founder Brian Johnson has done so far. Plus, there are FREE PDFs and MP3 eBooks of some of Johnson's favorites, including Self-Reliance by Emerson and The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace D. Wattles.

Special Offers

In September, Experience Life will be launching a new series with Brian Johnson called "Big Ideas." In the meantime, Johnson is offering FREE downloadable PhilosophersNotes summaries exclusively to Experience Life readers:

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey: Download

A New Earth by Eckhart Tolle: Download

Loving What Is by Byron Katie: Download

Here's an introductory video to the PhilosophersNotes program. Be sure to also check out PhilosophersNotes TV (tv.philosophersnotes.com), where Johnson dedicates each episode to one of his favorite books.

Cost and Commitments

$99 for the entire digital set of PhilosophersNotes (100 in total).
$199 for the physical and digital collection of PhilosophersNotes (100 in total).
Spend as little or as much time with them as you like — they're designed to be quick, easy reads that fit with your schedule.
To order your subscription, visit www.philosophersnotes.com.

Reader Testimonials

Feedback from folks who have real-life experience with PhilosophersNotes:

I love your magazine and want to send a world of thanks for helping get me connected with PhilosphersNotes. These are some of the most inspiring little gems I have read and look forward to regularly receiving them. They are like exercise gems for the mind. Ann C., via email

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