save what matters from every book you read
1) The Outsiders by William Thorndike “A book that details the extraordinary success of CEOs who took a radically different approach to corporate management. 2) Deep Simplicity by John Gribbin
This is a short guide to help you choose your next business book. It won't summarize the books. It'll just give you a feel of what they are about, and if you should read them. Bookmark for future use.
There are many good reasons for reading a book. Some do it for pleasure, others to learn about the world, others to pass an exam. Paying a few dollars to enjoy yourself makes sense. Paying a few
I'm going to assume you'd like to read more books. No matter the reason behind this goal, no matter if you want to read fiction or nonfiction, no matter if you're aiming for 30 minutes a day or 3
1. Zero to One by Peter Thiel with Blake Masters The most valuable businesses are the ones nobody is building yet. 📖 195 pages This book argues that the most valuable companies are the ones that
Most people aren't able to recall 1% of the tiktoks they watched last year. They don't remember any of them. Yet they silently shape their unconscious mind, and by doing so, influence every decision
1. Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman How your brain makes decisions (and how it gets tricked) 📖 499 pages Daniel Kahneman is a psychologist who won the Nobel Prize in Economics for his
Not a single problem you've ever experienced came from the present moment. They all come from the future and the past, or to be more precise: from your thoughts about the two. Trying to find certainty
A lot of people get emotional on social media over reading nonfiction vs fiction. Both sides criticize the other for reading the wrong type of books. And both sides think the other is wasting their
Memorizing plain facts has become less important than ever. We can search for literally anything ever known to humanity in seconds. We can even have an LLM explain it to us as if we are 5 years old.
