Mentors Like Kam Knight

Kam Knight is an author known for his work on speed reading and personal development. If you follow Kam Knight, these are the 24 most similar thought leaders we track, matched by profile similarity and ranked by their Modern Mentor AI credibility rating.

Matthew Walker PhD
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Matthew Walker PhD

Matthew Walker, PhD, is a prominent sleep scientist and author known for his work on the importance of sleep.

Credibility rating: 506/1000

James Clear
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James Clear

Author and speaker specializing in habits and decision-making; wrote "Atomic Habits," a global bestseller.

Credibility rating: 489/1000

Cal Newport
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Cal Newport

Associate professor, bestselling author on culture-technology intersection, New Yorker contributor, podcast host.

Credibility rating: 450/1000

Gary John Bishop
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Gary John Bishop

Gary John Bishop is a motivational author known for his work in self-help.

Credibility rating: 313/1000

Chandler Bolt
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Chandler Bolt

Chandler Bolt is an investor and CEO of SelfPublishing.com, recognized for his contributions to self-publishing.

Credibility rating: 185/1000

Ryan Holiday
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Ryan Holiday

Ryan Holiday is a bestselling author known for his works on Stoicism and marketing.

Credibility rating: 160/1000

Brendon Burchard
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Brendon Burchard

Top personal growth trainer globally, bestselling author, and producer with millions following online.

Credibility rating: 127/1000

T. Harv Eker
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T. Harv Eker

T. Harv Eker is a Canadian-American author and motivational speaker known for his wealth-building ideas.

Credibility rating: 121/1000

Adam Grant
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Adam Grant

Organizational psychologist at Wharton, bestselling author and TED speaker, recognized for influential management ideas.

Credibility rating: 111/1000

Jake Knapp
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Jake Knapp

Author of "Make Time" & "Sprint", created design sprint at Google, coached 150+ companies.

Credibility rating: 93/1000

John C. Maxwell
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John C. Maxwell

John C. Maxwell is a renowned leadership expert and author with over 19 million books sold.

Credibility rating: 87/1000

Dave Asprey
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Dave Asprey

Dave Asprey is a prominent entrepreneur and author known for founding Bulletproof 360 and advocating biohacking.

Credibility rating: 64/1000

Damon Zahariades
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Damon Zahariades

Damon Zahariades is a productivity expert and owner of ArtOfProductivity.com.

Credibility rating: 60/1000

Peter Hollins
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Peter Hollins

Peter Hollins is a bestselling author and researcher in human psychology based in Seattle.

Credibility rating: 56/1000

Steven Kotler
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Steven Kotler

Steven Kotler is an American author and entrepreneur known for his nonfiction works.

Credibility rating: 50/1000

Dan S. Kennedy
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Dan S. Kennedy

Dan S. Kennedy is a renowned author and marketing consultant with a significant influence on entrepreneurs.

Credibility rating: 43/1000

Gay Hendricks
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Gay Hendricks

Gay Hendricks is an American psychologist and author known for his work in personal growth and relationships.

Credibility rating: 42/1000

Nick Trenton
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Nick Trenton

Nick Trenton is an author and expert in emotional well-being and self-help.

Credibility rating: 39/1000

Nic Saluppo
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Nic Saluppo

Nic Saluppo is a psychotherapist and author focused on emotional wellness and self-help.

Credibility rating: 37/1000

Jim Edwards
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Jim Edwards

Jim Edwards focuses on copywriting, ebook publishing, and marketing strategies.

Credibility rating: 33/1000

Patrick King
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Patrick King

Patrick King is an author known for his work on charisma and personal development.

Credibility rating: 32/1000

Brian Basterfield
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Brian Basterfield

Brian Basterfield is a writer and expert in organizational management focused on effective communication.

Credibility rating: 29/1000

Andrew Humington
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Andrew Humington

Neuroscience enthusiast turned author, shares insights on cognitive abilities, emotional intelligence, and happiness.

Credibility rating: 27/1000

Marcus Buckingham
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Marcus Buckingham

Marcus Buckingham is a leading researcher and author on strengths-based leadership and engagement.

Credibility rating: 16/1000

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