Peak: Secrets from the New Science of Expertise” by Anders Ericsson and Robert Pool

“Peak: Secrets from the New Science of Expertise,” written by renowned psychologist Anders Ericsson and science writer Robert Pool, is a compelling exploration of how people achieve extraordinary levels of skill and expertise. The book delves into the principles of deliberate practice, challenging common misconceptions about talent and offering a roadmap for anyone looking to …

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4,000 Weeks: Time Management for Mortals” by Oliver Burkeman

Oliver Burkeman’s “4,000 Weeks: Time Management for Mortals” is a refreshing and thought-provoking exploration of our relationship with time, framed within the stark reality that the average human lifespan is only about 4,000 weeks long. This book is not a typical time management guide filled with tips and tricks to squeeze more productivity out of …

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Deep Work for Innovation

In a quest for remarkable achievements, the journey to greatness transcends mere diligence; it is underpinned by a nuanced technique. This essay unfolds the layers of deep work, guided by a philosophy that blends natural aptitude with an unyielding pursuit of the frontiers of knowledge, reflecting the sage advice often heard at Y Combinator.

WallStreetBets: How Boomers Made the World’s Biggest Casino for Millennials Paperback – 30 Jan. 2020

How boomers made the worlds biggest casino for millennials. The book is about the changing world of personal finance, the access to zero fee commission trading and the implications this has had on the Millennial generation. I have a personal interest in this space as those products are pitched directly at me and in my …

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Hafiz on worry

“Now that your worry has proved such an unlucrative business Why not find a better job?”― Hafiz

Douglas Adams, author of The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, in a recently discovered note to himself

“Writing isn’t so bad really when you get through the worry. Forget about the worry, just press on. Don’t be embarrassed about the bad bits. Don’t strain at them. … Writing can be good. You attack it, don’t let it attack you. You can get pleasure out of it. You can certainly do very well …

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The Age of Infinite Leverage

Guest Author & Illustrator: Andrew YuText adapted from Eric Jorgensen and The Almanack of Naval Ravikant Leverage allows you to accomplish 100x what others can – it is a force multiplier for your effort, skill, and judgement. Today, we live in an age of infinite leverage where our work can be replicated at no cost, and we don’t need permission …

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