Books about leverage, even if they don't mention leverage: Four Hour Work Week, @tferriss: Million-dollar, One-Person Business, @ElainePofeldt: Principles, @RayDalio: Company of one:

Books about leverage, even if they don't mention leverage: Four Hour Work Week, @tferriss: Million-dollar, One-Person Business, @ElainePofeldt: Principles, @RayDalio: Company of one:

New Blog Post about the Navalmanack: "6 Books that Inspired the Navalmanack" It’s amazing to see how what we read... determines who we are... which determines what we do…

If you have been meaning to pick up a book on Stoicism, now is a better time than most:

New post sharing some of my favorite books in the "business narrative" category -- business stories that read like fiction! - Shoe Dog - Made in America - Fish that Ate the Whale - Red Notice - Without Their Permission

@SeekingClarity5 @semil The book also talks about the bretton woods agreement, which means the US effectively polices much if the world's trade routes. Our defense spending benefits nearly every country in the world.

Is this the highest wisdom-per-word book ever? If it's not, what is?

Been excited for Morgan's inevitable book for a looooong time. Instant buy, can't wait to dive in!

New post sharing some of my favorite books in the "business narrative" category -- business stories that read like fiction! - Shoe Dog - Made in America - Fish that Ate the Whale - Red Notice - Without Their Permission

The Almanack of @Naval Ravikant is now available! - Read/download for free on - Purchase on Kindle, Paperback, or Hardcover on Amazon:

Rather, I believe in the concept illustrated by Gary Keller in his book The ONE Thing. That book teaches you to fix the one thing that makes all other problems irrelevant or easy.

@ferventfinance It's a great book!!

New Blog Post about the Navalmanack: "6 Books that Inspired the Navalmanack" It’s amazing to see how what we read... determines who we are... which determines what we do…

If you have been meaning to pick up a book on Stoicism, now is a better time than most:

Highly recommend The Fish That Ate The Whale. Recommended to me by @BrentBeshore. An absolutely wild book spanning biography + history + geopolitics + business + light horticulture.

Immediate purchase of @rorysutherland's new book: Alchemy [Rory is on my short "Read Everything They Publish" List]

New post sharing some of my favorite books in the "business narrative" category -- business stories that read like fiction! - Shoe Dog - Made in America - Fish that Ate the Whale - Red Notice - Without Their Permission

Excellent book. Andy Weir's best yet!

@chrismanfrank @normonics Incredible incredible book.

@ShaanVP Currently reading @CamiRusso book, Infinite Machine. Lots of interesting stuff in here I had no idea about.

New Blog Post about the Navalmanack: "6 Books that Inspired the Navalmanack" It’s amazing to see how what we read... determines who we are... which determines what we do…

@JoshDance @morganhousel Yea, I learned from this book!! People keep finding it interesting, maybe I should do a little book report on it

This book by @EmmySobieski is great for learning about high-leverage in career paths. (Her focus is on finance, though there are plenty of others!) A few highlights below...

@primalpoly I like that book! Should totally reread. The Distance To The Moon is amazing too

@primalpoly I like that book! Should totally reread. The Distance To The Moon is amazing too

Finally, we talk about Tim's book, Subprime Attention Crisis -- he predicts a bubble in targeted digital advertising... Is there a strong foundation for the value created by Facebook, Google, and Twitter? Or is it an illusion waiting to collapse?

@then_there_was The book about Oculus by @blakejharrisNYC, "The History of the Future" is exceptional too.

Learning to understand how the media shapes society: "Reading "The Brass Check" by Upton Sinclair (1914) was by far the most life-altering book I've ever read. It opened my eyes to how the election of 2016 was determined entirely by the media, unintentionally."

Books about leverage, even if they don't mention leverage: Four Hour Work Week, @tferriss: Million-dollar, One-Person Business, @ElainePofeldt: Principles, @RayDalio: Company of one:

Books about leverage, even if they don't mention leverage: Four Hour Work Week, @tferriss: Million-dollar, One-Person Business, @ElainePofeldt: Principles, @RayDalio: Company of one:

@moseskagan Loooove that book. Whole Shadow series too.

@UnleashTheKnow_ Love that book

@rjs @bmoesta It is very excellent, a the book I’ve wanted to exist since I first heard of jobs

New Blog Post about the Navalmanack: "6 Books that Inspired the Navalmanack" It’s amazing to see how what we read... determines who we are... which determines what we do…

New Blog Post about the Navalmanack: "6 Books that Inspired the Navalmanack" It’s amazing to see how what we read... determines who we are... which determines what we do…

If you have been meaning to pick up a book on Stoicism, now is a better time than most:

If you have been meaning to pick up a book on Stoicism, now is a better time than most:

Kobe was a champion w/ a legendary work ethic... But did you know he also wrote a children's book series about a wizard who teaches basketball? And had a show (Spotlight) sharing his basketball genius. Was so excited to see the rest of his legacy💔✌🏼🐐

George Lois is the American @rorysutherland, for the previous generation. A brilliant artist, advertiser, communicator:

@sahilkukreja9 Books: Damn Right, Poor Charlie's Almanack: Talks: Pscyhology of Human Misjudgement, USC Commencement Speech, (on youtube) Links:

@eriktorenberg Exactly what I did with my lil book: As long as needed, no longer.