Introduction “The only way humans have survived amid being able to understand the truths about life is by having evolved a robust capacity for self-deception.” This might be true. In “Determined :A Science of Life Without Free Will.” the author Robert Sapolsky agrues for desterminism and that our ability for self-deception definitely includes our belief […]
Top 5 Nonfiction Books to Read Before Visiting Iceland
These are the best nonfiction book to prepare for your trip to Iceland. Iceland, with its stunning landscapes, unique culture, and rich history, has become a popular destination for travelers seeking something extraordinary. Before you embark on your journey to this island of fire and ice, it’s a great idea to immerse yourself in the […]
6 Life-changing Books That Will Crush Nihilism And Indifference
In a world that sometimes feels chaotic and uncertain, it’s not uncommon to grapple with feelings of hopelessness and the existential void known as nihilism. Nihilism is the belief that life lacks inherent meaning, and it can leave you feeling adrift and disconnected. But there’s hope. In this post, I will list six remarkable books […]
5 Must-Read Books for Personal Growth for the Unemployed
Facing unemployment can be a daunting and challenging experience. However, in every setback lies an opportunity for personal growth and self-improvement. One way to turn this difficult period into a productive and transformative journey is through reading nonfiction book. Books have the power to inspire, provide guidance, and offer new perspectives. In this blog post, […]
Quick Review: The Almanack of Naval Ravikant
Introduction The Almanack of Naval Ravikant is a short book, but it is going to be challenging to review concisely due to its high wisdom-to-word ratio. It captivated me with its profound insights and guidance on wealth and happiness. This book brings the famous words of Benjamin Franklin to mind, “An investment in knowledge pays […]
Review: American Prometheus – An Oppenheimer biography
American Prometheus by Kai Bird and Martin J. Sherwin is a captivating biography of Robert Oppenheimer, the physicist who led the Manhattan Project, which developed the atomic bomb. The book provides insights into Oppenheimer’s life, his commitment to ethical reflection, intellectual curiosity, interdisciplinary thinking, and humility. In this blog post, we will review American Prometheus, […]
Quick Review: The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks
The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot is a non-fiction book that tells the story of a woman whose cancer cells were taken without her knowledge in 1951 and used for scientific research. The Immortal HeLa Cells The HeLa cells was the first immortal cell line ever discovered. This means that they can […]
How to Get More Reading Done – How I Manage to Read 40+ Books Each Year (VIDEO)
Struggling to get time to read? I’m not a fast reader. To be honest my reading speed was below average last time I checked – but I have a few tips to share on how to get more reading into a busy schedule!Want to get more reading done despite a busy schedule or complicated life […]
Thoughts on: Oversubscribed by Daniel Priestley
Being oversubscribed is about having more customers than you could possibly serve. Why would you want to be in that position? Don’t you want to be able to serve every possible client and make every $?.Not necessarily. Being oversubscribed allow you focus on the clients you already have and spend less time hunting new ones […]
Book Notes on Aging and Dying
Nothing last forever. Here are a few great notes on aging from my reading the last couple of years. Memento Mori. 📝 “By becoming deeply aware of our mortality, we intensify our experience of every aspect of life.” – Robert Greene, The Laws of Human Nature 📝 “No one set value on time. All use […]