Ray Dalio mentioned this book on "The Tim Ferriss Show" podcast.

Regarding economics, if you haven’t read [this author] lately, I suggest that you do.

Ray Dalio mentioned this book in his book, "Principles.

Regarding economics, if you haven’t read [this author] lately, I suggest that you do.

Takes you into the real world of building and transforming an empire.

This is the Durants. They were maybe the greatest historians of all time.

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Ray Dalio mentioned this book in his book, "Principles.

Fantastic. I got [this book] and I gave it to everyone in my company.

I noticed a number of similarities between [Steve Jobs and I], especially when [the author] quoted Jobs’s own words. [...] but to be clear, I didn’t think that Bridgewater or I held a candle to Apple and Jobs.

I read [this book and "Einstein"] and probed [Walter Isaacson] about them to try to glean what characteristics they had in common.

I read [this book and "Benjamin Franklin"] and probed [Walter Isaacson] about them to try to glean what characteristics they had in common.

Reminds us that over the last 500 years there have been 16 times in which there has been [...] an empire challenging another. In 12 of those cases there have been wars.

Fabolous.

[The author], his people, and his culture are all of star quality. I recommend his book.

Masterfully distills the essence of [Transcendental Meditation] so that anyone can understand how it works—and why they should learn it.

I love [this book] because it’s essentially a collection of great principles from people who have accomplished great things.

The gold standard on how to use business as a platform for change.

A little bit dense, but it’s so rich, it’s a good one.

Provides me a valuable and entertaining view of past presidents during analogous difficult times.

[The author] is an American hero who has seen more and done more to shape the world economy than anyone else over the last 50 years. [This book] is a must read.

Ray Dalio mentioned this book on "The Tim Ferriss Show" podcast.

Wonderful book.

Ray Dalio mentioned this book on "The Tim Ferriss Show" podcast.

Combining ancient wisdom with the practicalities of today.

A good book.

Ray Dalio mentioned this book in his book, "Principles.

Excellent book.

Ray Dalio mentioned this book in his book, "Principles.

Another very short book on evolution. It just really puts things in perspective.

The real story of what it takes from a man who could turn dreams into realities.

Ray Dalio mentioned this book in his book, "Principles.

Ray Dalio mentioned this book in his book, "Principles.

Ray Dalio mentioned this book in his book, "Principles.

I recommended [this book to the Dalai Lama] (which I also recommend to you).

Ray Dalio mentioned this book in his book, "Principles.

Ray Dalio mentioned this book in his book, "Principles.

Ray Dalio mentioned this book in his book, "Principles.

Ray Dalio mentioned this book on "The Tim Ferriss Show" podcast.

Ray Dalio mentioned this book on "The Tim Ferriss Show" podcast.

Surmises that between one million and two million years ago, [...] the brain evolved in ways supporting cooperation so man could hunt and do other activities.

Ray Dalio mentioned this book in his book, "Principles.

Ray Dalio mentioned this book on "The Tim Ferriss Show" podcast.

“[One of the books that] showed how the same things happened over and over again throughout history.

Ray Dalio mentioned this book in his book, "Principles.

Ray Dalio mentioned this book in his book, "Principles.

Ray Dalio mentioned this book in his book, "Principles.

Ray Dalio mentioned this book in his book, "Principles.

If you’re interested in learning more [about the Dalai Lama's thinking].

Ray Dalio mentioned this book in his book, "Principles.

Ray Dalio mentioned this book in his book, "Principles.

[This book] was given to me because people know that I like that stuff.