Thanks for this. I'll order that book for my son, my niece, etc :)
I was just going to look for principle and value oriented children books. If you have other books to recommend, please do.
I was wondering if you could please expand or write about:
1. Balancing your learning time between: books vs podcasts vs investment letters vs blogs/newsletters/substacks. I know that curating is very important. Let's ignore the selection/curation for now. I was wondering if you have a process or ranking for learning from: books vs podcasts vs investment letters vs blogs/newsletters/substacks? :)
2. Your typical day: wake up time, achieving and maintaining flow, quiet time, (no) kids related stuff, family play, other responsibilities and/or desires.
I got to work with Issy Sharp back in the early 80s in Toronto. Amazing opportunity to learn from a true business legend. The book is a great summation of his approach to business and how he got there. Thank you for bringing some light on an under appreciated book.
Im 64. As a member of a military family I grew up wWW2 literature. Over the years I read many veterans saying the coverage was whitewashed. I did not understand their point til I read EB Sledge’s WTOB. I highly “recommend” it.
Can you recommend other books for children, 7y and older? Do you have any? :)
I went looking at Amazon for related books (related to Sophie's world). Not much :)
Thanks for this. I'll order that book for my son, my niece, etc :)
I was just going to look for principle and value oriented children books. If you have other books to recommend, please do.
I was wondering if you could please expand or write about:
1. Balancing your learning time between: books vs podcasts vs investment letters vs blogs/newsletters/substacks. I know that curating is very important. Let's ignore the selection/curation for now. I was wondering if you have a process or ranking for learning from: books vs podcasts vs investment letters vs blogs/newsletters/substacks? :)
2. Your typical day: wake up time, achieving and maintaining flow, quiet time, (no) kids related stuff, family play, other responsibilities and/or desires.
Thanks
I got to work with Issy Sharp back in the early 80s in Toronto. Amazing opportunity to learn from a true business legend. The book is a great summation of his approach to business and how he got there. Thank you for bringing some light on an under appreciated book.
Im 64. As a member of a military family I grew up wWW2 literature. Over the years I read many veterans saying the coverage was whitewashed. I did not understand their point til I read EB Sledge’s WTOB. I highly “recommend” it.
Thanks for sharing! I'm adding Four Seasons to my list. Also, props on the Notes from the Underground quote..a rare gem :)
Senra did a pod on it
I was about to start reading Franklin & Washington? Have you read that?
Thank you for sharing your latest reading list once again. Your reading recommendations and summaries are a gold mine!