Cool post! Have been thinking about reading Atomic Habits & Think Fast and Slow.
Here are my books:
Deep Work by Cal Newport was my introduction to Cal Newport and I have since read all his books. This influenced me to carve out more time for deep focus and has improved my learning greatly.
Why We Sleep by Matthew Walker changed my view on sleeping and motivated me to change me sleeping habits (they are still not perfect). This podcast by Andrew Huberman also gave me some tools to improve my sleep.
Think Again by Adam Grant finished this book last week and I found it remarkably good. I find it hard to summarize it, but in general it describes the value of rethinking and how you (or our environments) can make people more willing to rethink.
I also finished Range by David Epstein this weekend which was a fascinating book!
Hope you find this helpful, and thanks for your book recommendations!
Hey! Thanks for the kind words and definitely pick up "Thinking fast and slow"...It's really a great book.
Your list contains all the books I have had in my list for a while but haven't gotten to them. I guess now there's more reason to pick them up. Especially it's Think Again I believe I need.
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Cool post! Have been thinking about reading Atomic Habits & Think Fast and Slow.
Here are my books:
Deep Work by Cal Newport was my introduction to Cal Newport and I have since read all his books. This influenced me to carve out more time for deep focus and has improved my learning greatly.
Why We Sleep by Matthew Walker changed my view on sleeping and motivated me to change me sleeping habits (they are still not perfect). This podcast by Andrew Huberman also gave me some tools to improve my sleep.
Think Again by Adam Grant finished this book last week and I found it remarkably good. I find it hard to summarize it, but in general it describes the value of rethinking and how you (or our environments) can make people more willing to rethink.
I also finished Range by David Epstein this weekend which was a fascinating book!
Hope you find this helpful, and thanks for your book recommendations!
The podcast by Andrew Huberman is amazing! I've learned so much from it
Hey! Thanks for the kind words and definitely pick up "Thinking fast and slow"...It's really a great book.
Your list contains all the books I have had in my list for a while but haven't gotten to them. I guess now there's more reason to pick them up. Especially it's Think Again I believe I need.