Ryan Holiday
Author & Stoic philosopher
Author of The Obstacle Is the Way, Ego Is the Enemy, and other books on Stoic philosophy. Runs DailyStoic.com and The Painted Porch bookstore. Has done more than anyone to bring Stoic texts — especially Marcus Aurelius and Seneca — to modern readers.
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“Meditations is the book I have read more than any other. Marcus Aurelius wrote it for himself — it was never meant to be published. That makes it the most honest philosophical text ever written.”
“Viktor Frankl proved that meaning is available even in the worst circumstances. This book is life-changing.”
“Seneca's Letters are the most practically applicable philosophical texts I've ever read. Every letter is a lesson.”
“Adam Smith who was the economist, he wrote the Wealth of Nations but he also wrote a book called the Theory of Moral Sentiments which is this sort of brilliant book about philosophy and kind of like why we do the right thing.”
The Odyssey
Homer
17k
“Re-Read The Masters You were in high school when you read The Great Gatsby for the first time. You were just a kid when you read The Count of Monte Cristo or had someone tell you the story of Odysseus. The point is: You got it right? You read them. You’re done, right? Nope. We cannot be content to simply pick up a book once and judge it by that experience. It’s why we have to read and re-read.”
“On the Shortness of Life should be required reading for everyone who says they don't have enough time. Seneca will cure that complaint permanently.”
“Master and Margarita, great!”
Zero to One
Peter Thiel
14k
“The Millionaire Next Door The Black Swan Zero to One”
“Fitzgerald's prose is as close to perfect as American fiction gets. The Great Gatsby is a warning about confusing the pursuit of greatness with greatness itself.”
“They don't realize that a book can be the greatest investment you ever make in your life that's what Warren Buffett said. He said the single best investment he ever made was buying a copy of Benjamin Graham's Intelligent Investor.”
“Pressfield's concept of Resistance changed my life. Every creative person needs to understand this force.”
“The Black Swan is one of the most important books written in the last 50 years. Taleb forces you to confront how much of history — and your own life — is shaped by rare, unpredictable events.”
On Writing
Stephen King
8.6k
“On Writing taught me more about clear prose than any other book. King's advice about adverbs alone is worth the price.”
“Stefan Zweig who I know you love wrote this amazing biography of Montaigne.”
“Like many public school kids, I was assigned Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451 in high school. I remembered the book as a warning against totalitarian censorship by the government. It was only later, re-reading it as an adult, that I realized Bradbury—who had written the book on purchased time at a library typewriter—was depicting something much more insidious. As Captain Beatty explains to Montag, who had begun to doubt his terrible profession, censorship was what the people wanted. This horrendous burning of books hadn’t been forced on them by a tyrant. They had chosen this.”
“I think the most underrated genre out there is narrative nonfiction--true stories that read like novels. Truman Capote more or less invented it with In Cold Blood. A bunch of my favorite books are in that category so we sell a lot of those.”
“Re-Read The Masters You were in high school when you read The Great Gatsby for the first time. You were just a kid when you read The Count of Monte Cristo or had someone tell you the story of Odysseus. The point is: You got it right? You read them. You’re done, right? Nope. We cannot be content to simply pick up a book once and judge it by that experience. It’s why we have to read and re-read.”
Range
David Epstein
7.1k
“So there's a book behind you I was just thinking about when I think of you, one of my favorite books, Range. Have you read Range?”
“Alive time vs Dead time. The books I read while away on business recently pic.twitter.com/RRFlYKTu3L”
“Antifragile gave me the vocabulary for what I was trying to do in The Obstacle Is the Way. Essential reading.”
Shoe Dog
Phil Knight
6.5k
“Phil Knight's story is about endurance — and about how the hardest thing to do is keep going.”
“I remember very vividly going to the store Priceless with my parents as a kid and they let me pick out one book from the Great Illustrated Classics series each time. I think they were like $1.99 or $2.99 each? Anyway, I read basically the whole series book by book as a kid and it was an amazing introduction not just to reading but to really good stories and books. Robinson Crusoe. The Jungle Book. Tale of Two Cities. Huckleberry Finn. It was great. It was only later that I realized just how edited and different the books actually were. For instance, Tale of Two Cities does NOT begin with "It was the best of times. It was the worst of times." But anyway, I just bought the whole set for my newborn on eBay and am already starting again.”
“Some of the books that have changed my life and had the most influence on me: The Power Broker by Robert Caro, 48 Laws of Power, The Black Swan, life is unpredictable. Chuck Palahniuk's Fight Club. Four Hour Work Week - Huge! 33 Strategies of War, obviously Robert Greene's Mastery. Pia Mellody, one of my favorite authors [Facing Codependence]. This biography of John D Rockefeller, maybe you remember it from The Obstacle is the way? This book by John Boyd [...] Malcolm X the autobiography, Great Gatsby, What Makes Sammy Run. A friend of mine recommended this biography William Lee Miller on President Lincoln. It was one of the books that changed his life. Had totally changed how I thought about leadership. The War of Art, Turning Pro - two favorites from Steven Pressfield. Haruki Murakami's book on running 'What I talk about when I talk about running'. Ellison's Invisible Man. Again another book from Pia Mellody [Facing Love Addiction]. Cheryl Strayed's Tiny Beautiful Things. Thích Nhất Hạnh's Taming the Tiger Within. The Brass Check - this book inspired the name of my marketing company and my book Trust Me I'm Lying. This is one of my copies of Meditations. Why Don't We Learn From History by BH Liddell Hart. Prescription For Adversity, a strange book biography of Ambrose Bierce that I like. Candide, interesting story I stole this from where I got married they had this on the shelf. I read it while I was waiting for my wife to get ready to get married and I thought hey I'm keeping this. [...] Second Mountain, this is a new addition to the shelf. Dr. Drew [The Mirror Effect] who introduced me to stoicism, Great! This is a cool book -Lincoln: the Biography of a Writer it's an analysis of Lincoln as if he was a writer. This book: Strategy by BH Liddell Hart influenced how I think about strategy.John Graves Hard Scrabble, influenced how I think about my farm. Fishing For Fun is a new book, I just read by Herbert Hoover about the philosophical benefits of fishing and yes Herbert Hoover, the president. Chesterfield's letters to his son [...] Seth Godin's the Dip, great book. Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves To Death. Jane Jacobs also amazing. Daniel Boorstin, great. Death Be Not Proud, beautiful book. So these are some of the books, it's my life shelf. [...] Oh Austin Kleon's Steal Like An Artist, great! The Way To Love by Anthony De Mello.”
“It’s when things are chaotic and crazy, when the world feels like it’s falling apart, that we most need to develop good habits. I think about James Clear’s concept of atomic habits on a regular basis. To me, this is a sign of a great book—that even just thinking about the title has an impact on you. I love the double meaning of the word atomic—not just meaning explosive habits, but also focusing on the smallest possible size of habit, the tiniest step you can take to start the chain reaction that can in fact lead to explosive results.”
“Some of the books that have changed my life and had the most influence on me: The Power Broker by Robert Caro, 48 Laws of Power, The Black Swan, life is unpredictable. Chuck Palahniuk's Fight Club. Four Hour Work Week - Huge! 33 Strategies of War, obviously Robert Greene's Mastery. Pia Mellody, one of my favorite authors [Facing Codependence]. This biography of John D Rockefeller, maybe you remember it from The Obstacle is the way? This book by John Boyd [...] Malcolm X the autobiography, Great Gatsby, What Makes Sammy Run. A friend of mine recommended this biography William Lee Miller on President Lincoln. It was one of the books that changed his life. Had totally changed how I thought about leadership. The War of Art, Turning Pro - two favorites from Steven Pressfield. Haruki Murakami's book on running 'What I talk about when I talk about running'. Ellison's Invisible Man. Again another book from Pia Mellody [Facing Love Addiction]. Cheryl Strayed's Tiny Beautiful Things. Thích Nhất Hạnh's Taming the Tiger Within. The Brass Check - this book inspired the name of my marketing company and my book Trust Me I'm Lying. This is one of my copies of Meditations. Why Don't We Learn From History by BH Liddell Hart. Prescription For Adversity, a strange book biography of Ambrose Bierce that I like. Candide, interesting story I stole this from where I got married they had this on the shelf. I read it while I was waiting for my wife to get ready to get married and I thought hey I'm keeping this. [...] Second Mountain, this is a new addition to the shelf. Dr. Drew [The Mirror Effect] who introduced me to stoicism, Great! This is a cool book -Lincoln: the Biography of a Writer it's an analysis of Lincoln as if he was a writer. This book: Strategy by BH Liddell Hart influenced how I think about strategy.John Graves Hard Scrabble, influenced how I think about my farm. Fishing For Fun is a new book, I just read by Herbert Hoover about the philosophical benefits of fishing and yes Herbert Hoover, the president. Chesterfield's letters to his son [...] Seth Godin's the Dip, great book. Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves To Death. Jane Jacobs also amazing. Daniel Boorstin, great. Death Be Not Proud, beautiful book. So these are some of the books, it's my life shelf. [...] Oh Austin Kleon's Steal Like An Artist, great! The Way To Love by Anthony De Mello.”
“One might think what does the the ideas in The Moral Animal which is my favorite book of yours connect to your work on buddhism”
“This is The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire by Gibbon. When I was in college I really wanted to read it but this set was like 150 dollars or something and so I told my parents that i needed it for class.”
“I remember I first read The Tipping Point then I read Blink then Outliers then David and Goliath which is also very good, but then when I read Talking with Strangers last year [...] I remember I shot him an email and I said 'Malcolm this book is like the definition of mastery, it's like watching a master at work'. He took this subject matter that should have been so difficult and frankly not interesting and it's fascinating.”
Bible
Unknown
5.7k
“Six weeks on the road for the new book. This is what I managed to read. https://t.co/X030F0JM5i pic.twitter.com/mJTHp6RMQ1”
“Oh this is a great question. First off, just read any form of amazing writing. Doesn't matter if it is John McPhee writing about volcanos or Michael Lewis writing about flash trading. You just want to see the craft done well. As for specific writing related recommendations? Bird By Bird Tiny Beautiful Things Orwell's essay on writing Zissner's Writing Well And if I may be so bold, I think Perennial Seller is worth a shot.”
“As for books I quit, I really wanted to like Richard Rhodes' The Making of the Atomic Bomb but 200 pages in it was still boring and I stopped.”
“Oh this is a great question. First off, just read any form of amazing writing. Doesn't matter if it is John McPhee writing about volcanos or Michael Lewis writing about flash trading. You just want to see the craft done well. As for specific writing related recommendations? Bird By Bird Tiny Beautiful Things Orwell's essay on writing Zissner's Writing Well And if I may be so bold, I think Perennial Seller is worth a shot.”
“I love Jack Weatherford's book Genghis Khan and the making of the modern world. Highly recommend it.”
“There might be a week where I read several books and then there might be a couple weeks where i'm not reading or I'm just really struggling with one book like a book like The Power Broker might take me a couple weeks but I'm always reading and I'm reading short books and long books.”
“A favorite book of mine (and popular in the store) is Steal Like an Artist. You borrow, of course, but the key is that no one has the same combination of influences as you. So it creates a unique equation.”
“Epictetus one of the great philosophers of all time from the great stoics of all time he summarizes his own book when he says the chief task in life is to separate things that are in our control from those that are not in our control.”
“I like Donald Robertson's book *How To Think Like a Roman Emperor* but the best book about Stoicism that's not written by one of the Stoics has got to be *The Inner Citadel* by Pierre Hadot.”
“Have you read the William Manchester biography of of MacArthur [...] It's incredible!”
Deep Work
Cal Newport
4.2k
“Cal is not just one of my favorite thinkers, not just one of my favorite authors, but also one of my favorite people to talk to. I think Cal holds the record for most appearances on the Daily Stoic podcast (you can listen to our conversations here, here, here, and here). But anyone doing knowledge work in the 21st century has to be familiar with Cal’s concept of deep work. This is a book that explains how to cultivate and protect that skill—the ability to focus, be creative, and think at a high level.”
The Choice
EDITH EGER
4.2k
“Dr. Edith Eger is a complete hero of mine. At 16-years-old, she’s sent to Auschwitz. And how does this not break a person? How do they survive? How do they endure the unendurable? And how do they emerge from this, not just not broken, but cheerful and happy and of service to other people? The last thing Dr. Eger’s mother said to her before she was sent to the gas chambers was that very Stoic idea: even when we find ourselves in horrendous situations, we can always choose how we respond to them, who we’re going to be inside of them, what we’re going to hold onto inside of them.”
“This book is so good and so perfect for the moment, whether you’re an artist or an entrepreneur, a parent or a movie producer. Because the early 2020s have been separating the amateurs from the pros. When times are good, you can be soft and lazy. But when the going gets tough? I hope this book can be an investment in yourself this year. As Steven writes, “I wrote in The War of Art that I could divide my life neatly into two parts: before turning pro and after. After is better.””
“I've talked about John M. Barry's book The Great Influenza which is an incredible book that I think everyone should have read at the beginning of this pandemic”
“I like The Inner Citadel a lot. Memoirs of Hadrian. Donald Robertson's book is also very good”
“Seneca one of my favorite stoic philosophers says, in fact, that we must read like a spy in the enemy's camp. Seneca writes letters from a stoic. He's a stoic philosopher and yet the philosopher he quotes most in his letters is Epicurus - his rival right. He says "I will quote a bad author if the line is good".”
“We’ve also had many of my favorite authors stop by and sign copies of their books, such as: The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene, The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Manson, From Strength to Strength by Arthur Brooks, and Finding Ultra by Rich Roll.”
“Have you read 'The Inner Game of Tennis'? [...] okay, so one you have to read it if you like tennis! But I believe it's Tom Brady's favorite book.”
Boyd
Robert Coram
4.2k
“Have you read Boyd the fighter pilot who changed the art of war?”
“I think if a Malcolm Gladwell book came out today like The Tipping Point came out today I think it would not sell five million copies because um now people would want to know specifically how to create tipping points.”
“Books on strategy that stand the test of time: - History of the Peloponnesian War by Thucydides - All the works of BH Liddell Hart - The Book of Five Rings by Musashi - The Prince by Machiavelli - 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene”
“Present! A few other recommendations: What I Learned Losing $1 Million Dollars by Jim Paul Anti-Fragile by Nassim Taleb Resilience by Eric Grietens How They Succeeded by Orison Swett Marden”
“Have you read uh do you know who Kate Bowler is. No oh you would love her?”
“John Kennedy Toole’s great book A Confederacy of Dunces was universally turned down by publishers, news that so broke his heart that he later committed suicide in his car on an empty road in Biloxi, Mississippi.”
“We’ve also had many of my favorite authors stop by and sign copies of their books, such as: The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene, The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Manson, From Strength to Strength by Arthur Brooks, and Finding Ultra by Rich Roll.”
Finding Ultra
Rich Roll
4.2k
“We’ve also had many of my favorite authors stop by and sign copies of their books, such as: The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene, The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Manson, From Strength to Strength by Arthur Brooks, and Finding Ultra by Rich Roll.”
“Essentialism by Greg McKeown, Most of what we do and say and think is not essential, you have to know what's essential and you focus only on that.”
“They’ve also helped donate thousands of copies of books like Not My Idea by Anastasia Higginbotham, King and the Dragon Flies by Kacen Callender, The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini, and New Kid by Jerry Craft, among others, to give away to students in my local community (as a result, one small publisher told me they’re having to print extra copies of some banned titles).”
“Nassim Taleb is one of my favorite writers if you haven't read the Black Swan or Anti-Fragile or Fooled by Randomness you absolutely should.”
The Aeneid
Virgil
4.2k
“On today’s @dailystoic podcast I talk to Classics scholar and professor @ShadiBartsch about how to use the classics as a way to reflect and think critically about oneself, her translation of Virgil’s The Aeneid, and more. Listen to the full episode: https://t.co/PlQLVEu7GQ pic.twitter.com/wpks7wjcXn”
Indistractable
Nir Eyal
4.2k
“Nir Eyal's book Indistractible and Cal Newport's Deep Work.”
“The other funny anecdote is that he gave me a copy of The Fifteen Decisive Battles of the World thinking it was this obscure text that would make me realize what he had tried to do...and it happened that I'd already read it a few years before and had recently pulled my notes from it to see where there might be some insights for this book.”
“Have you read The Score Takes Care Of Itself?”
“The Millionaire Next Door The Black Swan Zero to One”
“Just spent $139 on this book because I am a weirdo. Here's why https://t.co/mEngViJfe4 pic.twitter.com/6pEw40rryn”
L'Étranger
Albert Camus
4.2k
“@austinkleon The Stranger. I read Sisyphus in college”
“@ZackMooreNFL @jockowillink Oh thanks Zack. Jocko--I have your book waiting for me at home.”
“I love this book it changed how I think about marketing and business competition.”
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“The book is spectacular. It was a bestseller in the UK and was featured in a 6 part series in The Guardian. The format of the book is a bit unusual, instead of chapters it is made up of 20 Montaigne style essays that discuss the man from a variety of different perspectives. Montaigne was a man obsessed with figuring himself out — why he thought the way he did, how he could find happiness, his fetishes, his near-death experiences. He lived in tumultuous times too and he coped by looking inward. We’re lucky he did, and we can do the same.”
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“A great book on introverts is Susan Cain's book Quiet but I think generally people waste far too much time on these things.”
Titan
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“6 Books Every Ambitious Young Person Should Read The Power Broker by Robert A. Caro. Titan by Ron Chernow. The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene Status Anxiety by Alain de Botton Meditations by Marcus Aurelius. Cyropaedia by Xenophon”
The 48 Laws of Power
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“We’ve also had many of my favorite authors stop by and sign copies of their books, such as: The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene, The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Manson, From Strength to Strength by Arthur Brooks, and Finding Ultra by Rich Roll.”
Rationality
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“On today's @dailystoic Podcast I talk to @sapinker about his new book Rationality: What It Is, Why It Seems Scarce, Why It Matters, the importance of pursuing effective altruism, and more. Listen here: https://t.co/9R1Ds3Ec2G pic.twitter.com/nQQqDgG8kM”
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“Kuhn is much more important. That book will change how you see a lot of things.”
Tiny Beautiful Things
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“I love Cheryl Strayed, she's a great writer. She says all sorts of brilliant things. If you haven't read her book 'Dear Sugar' [Tiny Beautiful Things] you absolutely should.”
The Moviegoer
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“I’ll go reread a favorite novel, such as A Man in Full or The Moviegoer or Memoirs of Hadrian.”
The inner citadel
Pierre Hadot
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“I like Donald Robertson's book *How To Think Like a Roman Emperor* but the best book about Stoicism that's not written by one of the Stoics has got to be *The Inner Citadel* by Pierre Hadot.”
A Man in Full
Tom Wolfe
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“I’ll go reread a favorite novel, such as A Man in Full or The Moviegoer or Memoirs of Hadrian.”
Keep Going
Austin Kleon
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“.@austinkleon's books are some of my all-time favorites about writing/creativity. So it was pretty cool to have him at my book store The Painted Porch signing copies of his books including the 10-year anniversary edition of Steal Like An Artist. Grab a copy while we have them.”
A Calendar of Wisdom
Lev Nikolaevič Tolstoy
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“Some books I leaned on often throughout this were The War of Art by Steven Pressfield, Meditations by Marcus Aurelius, and A Calendar of Wisdom by Leo Tolstoy.”
Dying Every Day
James Romm
2.8k
“I would add one other little book, Seneca book. I love 'Dying Every Day by James Romm. [...] I found this to be a fascinating biography about the intersection of philosophy and practice of which Seneca was not perfect.”
Totto-Chan
Tetsuko Kuroyanagi
2.8k
One of my absolute favorite books Totto-Chan the little girl at the window.
What makes Sammy run?
Budd Schulberg
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“What Makes Sammy Run and The Moviegoer--two favorites in the store too”
Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse
Charlie Mackesy
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“Courage is also asking for help. This is a little book I like to read to my young children, it's called The Boy The Fox The Horse and the mole and he says asking for help isn't giving up - it is refusing to give up.”
The Second Mountain
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“Have you read the book the Second Mountain by David Brooks? [...] I think you would like that book it's really good.”
Mastery
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“Robert Greene’s metaphor for mastery (if you haven’t read Mastery, you must) is being on the inside of something.”
Status anxiety
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“6 Books Every Ambitious Young Person Should Read The Power Broker by Robert A. Caro. Titan by Ron Chernow. The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene Status Anxiety by Alain de Botton Meditations by Marcus Aurelius. Cyropaedia by Xenophon”
Cyropaedia
Xenophon
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“6 Books Every Ambitious Young Person Should Read The Power Broker by Robert A. Caro. Titan by Ron Chernow. The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene Status Anxiety by Alain de Botton Meditations by Marcus Aurelius. Cyropaedia by Xenophon”
History of the Peloponnesian War
Thucydides
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“Let's say someone you know hears that you know History of the Peloponnesian War might help you understand the jostling between the United States and China, you know, don't just go buy that book off the shelf and think you're going to read it if you've never read some work of ancient history before.”
Gates of fire
Steven Pressfield
2.8k
“There's a line in um one of Steven Pressfield's books I love. Have you ever read his stuff? [...] You would love uh the War of Art or he has this novel called Gates of Fire that's amazing”
The Daily Laws
Robert Greene
2.8k
“I’ve always loved the “daily read” format, I’ve recommended some of my favorites here before, I’ve been lucky enough to publish one of my own, and now I feel even luckier to have been able to help Robert bring this book into existence. People ask me all the time, Where should I start with Robert Greene? What book should I read first? It’s been impossible to answer, so I suggested he do a book that was a kind of greatest hits album, a book that captures the totality of his brilliant, life-changing thinking. And now that book exists! Even though I’ve read and reread all of Robert’s books, this book has not left my desk since I got my copy.”
Leadership In Turbulent Times
Doris Kearns Goodwin
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“This is an absolutely incredible book. I think I marked up nearly every page. The book is a study of Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, FDR and Lyndon Johnson, and it is so clearly the culmination of a lifetime of research… and yet somehow not overwhelming or boring. Distillation at its best! I have read extensively on each of those figures and I got a ton out of it. Even stuff I already knew, I benefited from Goodwin’s perspective. This is the perfect book to read right now—a timely reminder that leadership matters.”
Phosphorescence
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“I LOVED Julia Baird’s biography of Queen Victoria and have raved about it many times. When I heard she was writing a follow up, I assumed it would be another biography. I did not expect this powerful, inspiring book about resilience and powering through.”
My Side of the Mountain
Jean Craighead George
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“Have you read Hatchet? Or My Side of the Mountain?”
Shadow Divers
Robert Kurson
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“I recommended it below but Shadow Divers is great. So is River of Doubt.”
Painting as a pastime.
Winston S. Churchill
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“Churchill wrote a book called Painting as a Pastime and I was like 'What?' Why would... first off I don't think people think of Churchill as a writer but that's how he made his living.”
Fishing for fun--and to wash your soul
Herbert Clark Hoover - President of the USA (1929-1933)
2.8k
“Herbert Hoover actually wrote a book called 'Fishing for Fun' and then in parentheses the subtitle is 'or how to wash your soul'”
Plutarch's Lives; Volume 1
Plutarch
2.8k
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Sherman
B. H. Liddell Hart
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Grant
Ron Chernow
2.8k
“If you read the new Chernow book he paints a nuanced picture of Grant's presidency that I found quite compelling.”
Rules for radicals
Saul David Alinsky
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“No, it's a brilliant book that anyone involved in politics or strategy or marketing should read, whatever their persuasion.”
Call Sign Chaos
James N. Mattis
2.8k
“General Mattis talks about his idyllic childhood in Washington and he says the greatest gift that his parents gave him was that they introduced he and his siblings to the world of ideas [...] this is what instills in him a lifelong love of learning and of books. He says in his memoir, this is an important line i hope everyone remembers, it says if you haven't read hundreds of books about what you do you are functionally illiterate you will be incompetent because your own experiences are not broad enough to sustain you.”
The years of Lyndon Johnson
Robert A. Caro
2.8k
“Robert Caro in his books on Lyndon Johnson he was saying something like um it's not that power corrupts it's that power reveals.”
How to Be a Leader
Plutarch
2.8k
“There's a great book it's a new translation of Plutarch called How to be a Leader and he has a good line he says a leader must be able and willing to do anything but can't do everything.”
Fight Club
Chuck Palahniuk
2.8k
“Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk, one of the best quotes from this book summarizes it completely - it's only after you've lost everything that you're free to do anything”
The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz
Mordecai Richler
2.8k
“Ooh The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz. This was actually recommended to me by Dov Charney [...] wonderful fascinating novel that everyone should read.”
The gift of failure
Jessica Lahey
2.8k
“Failure is a gift and you are depriving your children of that gift when you do everything for them”
Death be not proud
John Gunther
2.8k
“So i found this book it's called Death Be Not Proud, it was written in 1949.”
Born to Run
Bruce Springsteen
2.8k
“Have you read the the Springsteen uh biography born to run, his autobiography?”
Crisis of Conscience
Tom Mueller
2.8k
“I read a good book uh called Crisis of Conscience.”
The Diary of Anne Frank
Frances Goodrich
2.8k
“You know you read uh Anne Frank's diary and you see this precocious you know beautiful young girl who who's struck down in her prime”
The Road
Cormac McCarthy
2.8k
“I read two books before I read yours, that that sort of informed my reading. Maybe people have brought this up to you but I stupidly reread Cormac McCarthy's The Road at the beginning of the pandemic and then I also recently read a book which you might not have read [...] Called Lincoln on the Verge.”
A Man at Arms
Steven Pressfield
2.8k
“I love Steven [...] his new book is incredible, uh A Man At Arms, but Steven's been a mentor of mine since I started as a writer and I reread Gates of Fire at the beginning of the pandemic and I'm very glad i did.”
Letters to a Young Athlete
Chris Bosh
2.8k
“I was lucky enough to help Chris bring this book into existence. Obviously, I am biased, but I think this is a book that very much needs to exist and Chris is a wonderful thinker and philosopher about sports, craft, the drive to win and responding to adversity. You can listen to my interview with him (recorded at the front table at the bookstore) here, but do read the book. He’s great. I think this is a future classic.”
Parting the Waters
Taylor Branch
2.8k
“I’ve raved about some of my favorite epic biographies before: Robert Caro’s LBJ and William Manchester’s Churchill, among others. Well, add another to the list: Taylor Branch’s definitive series on Martin Luther King Jr. and the American civil rights movement. I’ve come to believe that one of the best ways to become an informed citizen in the present is not to watch the news, but to read history.”
First Principles
Thomas E. Ricks
2.8k
“On today's @dailystoic Podcast, I talk to historian @tomricks1 about his newest book First Principles, the founding fathers familiarity with the ancient Stoics, the wisdom that was embedded into the constitution, and more. Listen here: https://t.co/kYJ4cDrtBF pic.twitter.com/Q6bPlwJbbS”
Yes to Life
Viktor E. Frankl
2.8k
“Mind-blowingly there was a new Viktor Frankl book this year. They discovered a collection of old lectures and essays that he'd written and they gave it this incredible title that hit me so hard, it's 'Yes to Life in Spite of Everything'”
Strategy
Freedman, Lawrence.
2.8k
“I read Lawrence Freedman's book and it's called the Future of War. I don't know if you read it but he wrote he wrote that great book Strategy and he was sort of looking at how at every generation they thought things have fundamentally changed and are different and how how naive that assumption turns out to be every single time”
On looking
Alexandra Horowitz
2.8k
“I read this great book On Looking by alexandra Horowitz and she talks about taking this walk with her kids and trying to see the walk through her daughter's eyes and what she catches herself realizing is that her daughter doesn't know that the walk starts when they leave her house. Her daughter thinks that the walk starts when she says we're taking a walk”
Roman honor
Carlin A. Barton
2.8k
“If you want a book to start here's some: The Power Broker by Robert Caro, Roman Honor Carlin Barton, Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl, Meditations by Marcus Aurelius, Seneca's Letters.”
Hatchet
Gary Paulsen
2.8k
“Have you read Hatchet? Or My Side of the Mountain?”
The River of Doubt
Candice Millard
2.8k
“I recommended it below but Shadow Divers is great. So is River of Doubt.”
Taming the Tiger Within
Thích Nhất Hạnh
2.8k
“Seneca's essay On Anger is worth reading and so is Agnes Callard's stuff on anger. I also like Taming the Tiger Within and there is an old AA book called You Can't Make Me Angry.”
The Woman's Hour
Elaine Weiss
2.8k
“Some books to read in 2020: - Plutarch’s Lives by Plutarch - Keep Going by @austinkleon - The Second Mountain by David Brooks - The Woman’s Hour by Elaine Weiss - My Side of the Mountain by Jean Craighead George - Range by @DavidEpstein - How To Keep Your Cool by Seneca”
Candide
Voltaire
2.8k
“I read this copy of Candide on the day of my wedding with @samagerie five years ago because it was on the shelf at the venue. Then I stole it and took it home with me. "Il faut cultiver son jardin." https://t.co/XrcR89W1yS pic.twitter.com/yde8ZcoYsd”
The Creative Habit
Twyla Tharp
2.8k
“I wanted to do a little reading. This is a passage from Twyla Tharp who wrote an amazing book called the creative habit.”
The rise of Theodore Roosevelt
Edmund Morris
2.8k
“When I was 19 years old, I met @drdrewpinsky and asked him for some book recommendations. These are the three he gave me...and my Amazon receipt. That question changed my life and I still have the books. Passing along the recommendation if you haven't re… https://t.co/hACtooDiZS pic.twitter.com/SjsXXw4lrG”
The 33 Strategies of War
Robert Greene
2.8k
“In 2006, I went for a walk with @realtuckermax in New York City. He bought me this book and put me on a path to becoming a writer. You never know what moments or people will end up changing your life. https://t.co/YWJ9UEfLje pic.twitter.com/ngJ2yz63Mx”
The Fish That Ate the Whale
Rich Cohen
2.8k
“8 Life Changing Biographies To Read: Plutarch’s Lives by Plutarch The Power Broker by Robert Caro Socrates by Paul Johnson Totto-Chan by Tetsuko Kuroyanagi Eisenhower by Jean Edward Smith Edison by Matthew Josephson The Fish That Ate the Whale by Rich Cohen Sherman by B.H. Hart”
Lincoln
Fred Kaplan
2.8k
“Some of the books that have changed my life and had the most influence on me: The Power Broker by Robert Caro, 48 Laws of Power, The Black Swan, life is unpredictable. Chuck Palahniuk's Fight Club. Four Hour Work Week - Huge! 33 Strategies of War, obviously Robert Greene's Mastery. Pia Mellody, one of my favorite authors [Facing Codependence]. This biography of John D Rockefeller, maybe you remember it from The Obstacle is the way? This book by John Boyd [...] Malcolm X the autobiography, Great Gatsby, What Makes Sammy Run. A friend of mine recommended this biography William Lee Miller on President Lincoln. It was one of the books that changed his life. Had totally changed how I thought about leadership. The War of Art, Turning Pro - two favorites from Steven Pressfield. Haruki Murakami's book on running 'What I talk about when I talk about running'. Ellison's Invisible Man. Again another book from Pia Mellody [Facing Love Addiction]. Cheryl Strayed's Tiny Beautiful Things. Thích Nhất Hạnh's Taming the Tiger Within. The Brass Check - this book inspired the name of my marketing company and my book Trust Me I'm Lying. This is one of my copies of Meditations. Why Don't We Learn From History by BH Liddell Hart. Prescription For Adversity, a strange book biography of Ambrose Bierce that I like. Candide, interesting story I stole this from where I got married they had this on the shelf. I read it while I was waiting for my wife to get ready to get married and I thought hey I'm keeping this. [...] Second Mountain, this is a new addition to the shelf. Dr. Drew [The Mirror Effect] who introduced me to stoicism, Great! This is a cool book -Lincoln: the Biography of a Writer it's an analysis of Lincoln as if he was a writer. This book: Strategy by BH Liddell Hart influenced how I think about strategy.John Graves Hard Scrabble, influenced how I think about my farm. Fishing For Fun is a new book, I just read by Herbert Hoover about the philosophical benefits of fishing and yes Herbert Hoover, the president. Chesterfield's letters to his son [...] Seth Godin's the Dip, great book. Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves To Death. Jane Jacobs also amazing. Daniel Boorstin, great. Death Be Not Proud, beautiful book. So these are some of the books, it's my life shelf. [...] Oh Austin Kleon's Steal Like An Artist, great! The Way To Love by Anthony De Mello.”
The Strategy of Indirect Approach
B. H. Liddell Hart
2.8k
“Some of the books that have changed my life and had the most influence on me: The Power Broker by Robert Caro, 48 Laws of Power, The Black Swan, life is unpredictable. Chuck Palahniuk's Fight Club. Four Hour Work Week - Huge! 33 Strategies of War, obviously Robert Greene's Mastery. Pia Mellody, one of my favorite authors [Facing Codependence]. This biography of John D Rockefeller, maybe you remember it from The Obstacle is the way? This book by John Boyd [...] Malcolm X the autobiography, Great Gatsby, What Makes Sammy Run. A friend of mine recommended this biography William Lee Miller on President Lincoln. It was one of the books that changed his life. Had totally changed how I thought about leadership. The War of Art, Turning Pro - two favorites from Steven Pressfield. Haruki Murakami's book on running 'What I talk about when I talk about running'. Ellison's Invisible Man. Again another book from Pia Mellody [Facing Love Addiction]. Cheryl Strayed's Tiny Beautiful Things. Thích Nhất Hạnh's Taming the Tiger Within. The Brass Check - this book inspired the name of my marketing company and my book Trust Me I'm Lying. This is one of my copies of Meditations. Why Don't We Learn From History by BH Liddell Hart. Prescription For Adversity, a strange book biography of Ambrose Bierce that I like. Candide, interesting story I stole this from where I got married they had this on the shelf. I read it while I was waiting for my wife to get ready to get married and I thought hey I'm keeping this. [...] Second Mountain, this is a new addition to the shelf. Dr. Drew [The Mirror Effect] who introduced me to stoicism, Great! This is a cool book -Lincoln: the Biography of a Writer it's an analysis of Lincoln as if he was a writer. This book: Strategy by BH Liddell Hart influenced how I think about strategy.John Graves Hard Scrabble, influenced how I think about my farm. Fishing For Fun is a new book, I just read by Herbert Hoover about the philosophical benefits of fishing and yes Herbert Hoover, the president. Chesterfield's letters to his son [...] Seth Godin's the Dip, great book. Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves To Death. Jane Jacobs also amazing. Daniel Boorstin, great. Death Be Not Proud, beautiful book. So these are some of the books, it's my life shelf. [...] Oh Austin Kleon's Steal Like An Artist, great! The Way To Love by Anthony De Mello.”
The Dip
Seth Godin
2.8k
“Some of the books that have changed my life and had the most influence on me: The Power Broker by Robert Caro, 48 Laws of Power, The Black Swan, life is unpredictable. Chuck Palahniuk's Fight Club. Four Hour Work Week - Huge! 33 Strategies of War, obviously Robert Greene's Mastery. Pia Mellody, one of my favorite authors [Facing Codependence]. This biography of John D Rockefeller, maybe you remember it from The Obstacle is the way? This book by John Boyd [...] Malcolm X the autobiography, Great Gatsby, What Makes Sammy Run. A friend of mine recommended this biography William Lee Miller on President Lincoln. It was one of the books that changed his life. Had totally changed how I thought about leadership. The War of Art, Turning Pro - two favorites from Steven Pressfield. Haruki Murakami's book on running 'What I talk about when I talk about running'. Ellison's Invisible Man. Again another book from Pia Mellody [Facing Love Addiction]. Cheryl Strayed's Tiny Beautiful Things. Thích Nhất Hạnh's Taming the Tiger Within. The Brass Check - this book inspired the name of my marketing company and my book Trust Me I'm Lying. This is one of my copies of Meditations. Why Don't We Learn From History by BH Liddell Hart. Prescription For Adversity, a strange book biography of Ambrose Bierce that I like. Candide, interesting story I stole this from where I got married they had this on the shelf. I read it while I was waiting for my wife to get ready to get married and I thought hey I'm keeping this. [...] Second Mountain, this is a new addition to the shelf. Dr. Drew [The Mirror Effect] who introduced me to stoicism, Great! This is a cool book -Lincoln: the Biography of a Writer it's an analysis of Lincoln as if he was a writer. This book: Strategy by BH Liddell Hart influenced how I think about strategy.John Graves Hard Scrabble, influenced how I think about my farm. Fishing For Fun is a new book, I just read by Herbert Hoover about the philosophical benefits of fishing and yes Herbert Hoover, the president. Chesterfield's letters to his son [...] Seth Godin's the Dip, great book. Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves To Death. Jane Jacobs also amazing. Daniel Boorstin, great. Death Be Not Proud, beautiful book. So these are some of the books, it's my life shelf. [...] Oh Austin Kleon's Steal Like An Artist, great! The Way To Love by Anthony De Mello.”
The image
Daniel J. Boorstin
2.8k
“Some of the books that have changed my life and had the most influence on me: The Power Broker by Robert Caro, 48 Laws of Power, The Black Swan, life is unpredictable. Chuck Palahniuk's Fight Club. Four Hour Work Week - Huge! 33 Strategies of War, obviously Robert Greene's Mastery. Pia Mellody, one of my favorite authors [Facing Codependence]. This biography of John D Rockefeller, maybe you remember it from The Obstacle is the way? This book by John Boyd [...] Malcolm X the autobiography, Great Gatsby, What Makes Sammy Run. A friend of mine recommended this biography William Lee Miller on President Lincoln. It was one of the books that changed his life. Had totally changed how I thought about leadership. The War of Art, Turning Pro - two favorites from Steven Pressfield. Haruki Murakami's book on running 'What I talk about when I talk about running'. Ellison's Invisible Man. Again another book from Pia Mellody [Facing Love Addiction]. Cheryl Strayed's Tiny Beautiful Things. Thích Nhất Hạnh's Taming the Tiger Within. The Brass Check - this book inspired the name of my marketing company and my book Trust Me I'm Lying. This is one of my copies of Meditations. Why Don't We Learn From History by BH Liddell Hart. Prescription For Adversity, a strange book biography of Ambrose Bierce that I like. Candide, interesting story I stole this from where I got married they had this on the shelf. I read it while I was waiting for my wife to get ready to get married and I thought hey I'm keeping this. [...] Second Mountain, this is a new addition to the shelf. Dr. Drew [The Mirror Effect] who introduced me to stoicism, Great! This is a cool book -Lincoln: the Biography of a Writer it's an analysis of Lincoln as if he was a writer. This book: Strategy by BH Liddell Hart influenced how I think about strategy.John Graves Hard Scrabble, influenced how I think about my farm. Fishing For Fun is a new book, I just read by Herbert Hoover about the philosophical benefits of fishing and yes Herbert Hoover, the president. Chesterfield's letters to his son [...] Seth Godin's the Dip, great book. Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves To Death. Jane Jacobs also amazing. Daniel Boorstin, great. Death Be Not Proud, beautiful book. So these are some of the books, it's my life shelf. [...] Oh Austin Kleon's Steal Like An Artist, great! The Way To Love by Anthony De Mello.”
Predictably Irrational
Dan Ariely
2.8k
“Robert Greene's books at best in class here. Must reads. Vanessa Van Edwards is also good. Dan Ariely too.”
Hero of the empire
Candice Millard
2.8k
“Have you read any of Robert Kurson? Shadow Divers, Pirate Hunters, and his new one, Rocket Men is out soon. Rich Cohen is also a master of this genre (Tough Jews, The Fish That Ate The Whale). I also love Candace Millard (Destiny of the Republic, The River of Doubt and her Churchill book).”
Bright Shiny Morning
James Frey
2.8k
“The best books I read this year. Most were old (some very old), some new, some old but felt new. You can follow along on my reading list email (https://t.co/9yuC15FLai) if you want more recommendations next year. If you're stressed out and want to start … https://t.co/25uvubl5Zz pic.twitter.com/Qcwv0sAGt0”
Count Belisarius
Robert Graves
2.8k
“Great book”
Stoic Warriors
Nancy Sherman
2.8k
“Nancy Sherman who is an instructor here for many years, a wonderful writer and thinker about stoicism, and her book Stoic Warriors she talks about how we get the concept of stoicism wrong. There's a difference between uppercase stoicism and lowercase stoicism.”
Love Wins
Rob Bell
2.8k
“Yeah have you read uh 'Love Wins' by Rob Bell, I think you would really like it. I read it a couple years ago and he's basically talking about the idea that like maybe hell is not a place that you go to in the afterlife and that's kind of more of a stoic argument.”
American buffalo
Steven Rinella
2.8k
“I just reread uh American Buffalo, which I told you is one of my favorites.”
The Night of the Gun
David Carr
2.8k
“There's a great book by David Carr called, A Night of the Gun or something like that, it's sort of an addiction memoir”
Old School
Tobias Wolff
2.8k
“In his book, Old School, Tobias Wolf’s semi-autobiographical character takes the time to type out quotes and passages from great books to feel great writing come through him. I do this almost every weekend in what I call a “commonplace book”— a collection of quotes, ideas, stories and facts that I want to keep for later.”
First
Evan Thomas
2.8k
“I just read this great book by Evan Thomas about uh Sandra Day O'Connor um who I knew like next to nothing about.”
Show Your Work!
Austin Kleon
2.8k
“.@austinkleon's books are some of my all-time favorites about writing/creativity. So it was pretty cool to have him at my book store The Painted Porch signing copies of his books including the 10-year anniversary edition of Steal Like An Artist. Grab a copy while we have them.”
How to Fight Anti-Semitism
Bari Weiss
2.8k
“How to Fight Semitism by Barry Weiss, the jews are one of the most persecuted attacked groups in all of human history.”
Hold Me Tight
Sue Johnson
2.8k
“Hold Me Tight by Sue Johnson, I was recommended this by a therapist but basically she says that all couples are in a dance and one person reaches out and the other person pulls away and then this creates a toxic cycle in a relationship and so it's about recognizing this dance and stopping it before you end up in these long arguments and fights where no one gets what they want.”
Origin
Jennifer Raff
2.8k
“I spoke with anthropological geneticist @JenniferRaff about her new book "Origins" and the genetic history of America on today's Daily Stoic Podcast. Listen here: https://t.co/h6mTssAr5W pic.twitter.com/fSSnVKcydu”
What Made Maddy Run
Kate Fagan
2.8k
“I had Kate Fagan on the podcast who wrote this amazing book called uh what makes Maddie run about this uh collegiate uh runner who who ended up committing suicide.”
Empower
Tareq Azim
2.8k
“On today's @dailystoic podcast I talk to NFL trainer and author Tareq Azim about his new book Empower, the distinction between ego and confidence, the power of meditating on death, and more. Listen here: https://t.co/rclqYMCAQG pic.twitter.com/fcfyaSAjPs”
Boundary Boss
Terri Cole
2.8k
“On today's @dailystoic podcast I talk to psychotherapist and author @terri_cole about her new book Boundary Boss, the power of saying no, and more. Listen here: https://t.co/FUvtawfNPl pic.twitter.com/GjtcqK1mqa”
Out of Darkness
Ashley Hope Pérez
2.8k
“The high school my sons will go to has been in the news for challenging a book called Out of Darkness, about segregation in a Texas oil town in the 1930s. More comically, another parent angrily protested an example of gay sex from a book called Lawn Boy by Jonathan Evison at one of our school board meetings in September…but as the school librarian later pointed out, the school doesn’t even carry that book.”
Lawn Boy
Jonathan Evison
2.8k
“The high school my sons will go to has been in the news for challenging a book called Out of Darkness, about segregation in a Texas oil town in the 1930s. More comically, another parent angrily protested an example of gay sex from a book called Lawn Boy by Jonathan Evison at one of our school board meetings in September…but as the school librarian later pointed out, the school doesn’t even carry that book.”
Not My Idea
Anastasia Higginbotham
2.8k
“They’ve also helped donate thousands of copies of books like Not My Idea by Anastasia Higginbotham, King and the Dragon Flies by Kacen Callender, The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini, and New Kid by Jerry Craft, among others, to give away to students in my local community (as a result, one small publisher told me they’re having to print extra copies of some banned titles).”
King and the Dragonflies
Kacen Callender
2.8k
“They’ve also helped donate thousands of copies of books like Not My Idea by Anastasia Higginbotham, King and the Dragon Flies by Kacen Callender, The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini, and New Kid by Jerry Craft, among others, to give away to students in my local community (as a result, one small publisher told me they’re having to print extra copies of some banned titles).”
New Kid
Jerry Craft
2.8k
“They’ve also helped donate thousands of copies of books like Not My Idea by Anastasia Higginbotham, King and the Dragon Flies by Kacen Callender, The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini, and New Kid by Jerry Craft, among others, to give away to students in my local community (as a result, one small publisher told me they’re having to print extra copies of some banned titles).”
This Is Your Time
Ruby Bridges
2.8k
“Ruby Bridges wrote a children's book um and uh i'm reading the back of it and she's only 66 years old and you're uh 79 80 it's not it wasn't that long ago that this happened.”
The stranger in the woods
Michael Finkel
2.8k
“Did you read The Stranger in the Woods by Michael Finkel?”
Lincoln on the Verge
Ted Widmer
2.8k
“I read two books before I read yours, that that sort of informed my reading. Maybe people have brought this up to you but I stupidly reread Cormac McCarthy's The Road at the beginning of the pandemic and then I also recently read a book which you might not have read [...] Called Lincoln on the Verge.”
Corruptible
Brian Klaas
2.8k
“On today's @dailystoic podcast I talk to professor @brianklaas about his new book Corruptible: Who Gets Power and How It Changes Us, why we should minimize the psychological distance between leaders and the people they lead, and more. Listen here: https://t.co/SsPETAeqWO pic.twitter.com/V4TK6U9ZgF”
The Mutiny on Board H.M.S. Bounty
William Bligh
2.8k
“I was i was just reading a book about Captain Bligh and mutiny on the bounty and it was it was a really interesting book and it reminded me of this expression "character's fate".”
Four Thousand Weeks
Oliver Burkeman
2.8k
“As I’ve said before, I carry this memento mori coin in my pocket to remind me: You can leave life at any minute. Let that determine what you do and say and think. (I also have a piece of a tombstone on my bathroom counter). Oliver Burkeman’s new book illustrates the same point well–we have roughly four thousand weeks on this planet. How will we spend them? How should we think about them? And don’t be deceived by medical advancements. As I said in my monuments talk, I got to know a guy who lived to be 112. That’s still ‘only’ like 5,800 weeks.”
The Last Lion
Willian Manchester
2.8k
“I’ve raved about some of my favorite epic biographies before: Robert Caro’s LBJ and William Manchester’s Churchill, among others. Well, add another to the list: Taylor Branch’s definitive series on Martin Luther King Jr. and the American civil rights movement. I’ve come to believe that one of the best ways to become an informed citizen in the present is not to watch the news, but to read history.”
Victoria The Queen
Julia Baird
2.8k
“I LOVED Julia Baird’s biography of Queen Victoria and have raved about it many times.”
How to Be a Farmer
M. D. Usher
2.8k
“On today's @dailystoic podcast I talk to professor M.D. Usher about about his new book How to Be a Farmer, what the Stoics mean by living in accordance with nature, and more. Listen here: https://t.co/zxn9YAzf2m pic.twitter.com/ae5i1DCOHC”
Empire of the Summer Moon
S. C. Gwynne
2.8k
“Have you uh... S.C. Gwynne who wrote uh Empire of the Summer Moon one of the greatest uh nonfiction books I think of all time. I've had him on the podcast but did you read his book The Perfect Pass?”
The Perfect Pass
S. C. Gwynne
2.8k
“Have you uh... S.C. Gwynne who wrote uh Empire of the Summer Moon one of the greatest uh nonfiction books I think of all time. I've had him on the podcast but did you read his book The Perfect Pass?”
How the Word Is Passed
Clint Smith III
2.8k
“This was one of the absolute best books that i read this year. [...] I really love this book. This is how the word is passed - a reckoning with the history of slavery across America.”
Indian Givers
Jack Weatherford
2.8k
“This book 'Indian Givers' not the most politically correct title I will grant you that [...] I just seriously found this book utterly fascinating. It's very rare that I read a book and almost nothing in it had I heard before, did I know about and that's what I felt was happening on page after page of this book.”
Martha
Agnes De Mille
2.8k
“This was a biography of Martha Graham [...] it was just amazing. I'm fascinated with anyone who is truly great at what they did.”
Victory Over Myself
Floyd Patterson
2.8k
“I'm not a huge boxing fan but I read two books: Victory Over Myself, this is the autobiography of Floyd Patterson [...] I just love the title of this book 'Victory Over Myself' to me that's the essence of what stoicism is the victory over oneself. [...] Great book, I really love this.”
The harder they fall
Budd Schulberg
2.8k
One of my favorite boxing books this book 'The Harder They Fall by Bud Schulberg. Now I've read this book at least two other times. I remembered this book as being a deeply influential life-changing book for me because it's the fictional memoir basically of a public relations man, a press agent as they used to call him, who's sort of in this corrupt broken world and he's struggling to get out of it but he likes the money, he likes the attention. He keeps telling himself he's going to get out of it, he just needs like one more job.
Robert E. Lee
Guelzo, Allen C.
2.8k
“On today’s @dailystoic podcast I talk to Historian Allen C. Guelzo about his new book Robert E. Lee: A Life, the importance of cherishing/protecting democratic principles, Lincoln’s complexity of depth and Lee’s complexity of confusion, and more. Listen: https://t.co/ZTPzugZzbY pic.twitter.com/BcV9ynZahM”
Walking Miracle
Ryan Shazier
2.8k
“On today’s episode of the @dailystoic Podcast I talk to former NFL linebacker @RyanShazier about his new book Walking Miracle, how he managed to overcome incredible adversity after a career ending spinal cord injury, and more. Listen here: https://t.co/iKwomzUBfs pic.twitter.com/O22j2HAXBI”
Twelve and a Half
Gary Vaynerchuk
2.8k
“On today's @dailystoic Podcast I talk to entrepreneur @garyvee about his new book Twelve and a Half, how to get comfortable with vulnerability and emotional development, and more. Listen here: https://t.co/GO8xyd8W5e pic.twitter.com/ZLKX41THs7”
Play Nice But Win
Michael Dell
2.8k
“On today's episode of the @dailystoic Podcast I talk to founder and CEO of one of America’s largest technology companies @MichaelDell about his new book Play Nice But Win, the balance between trusting yourself and experts, and more. Listen here: https://t.co/7X3wrVrmIn pic.twitter.com/SmRWTbMeGl”
The Good Kings
Kara Cooney
2.8k
“On today's @dailystoic Podcast, I talk to @KaraCooney about her new book The Good Kings, ancient strategies that were used to gain and maintain power, and more. Listen here: https://t.co/kiOSoiZs1X pic.twitter.com/MAnAZs1PPl”
The Future of War
Lawrence Freedman
2.8k
“I read Lawrence Freedman's book and it's called the Future of War. I don't know if you read it but he wrote he wrote that great book Strategy and he was sort of looking at how at every generation they thought things have fundamentally changed and are different and how how naive that assumption turns out to be every single time”
The American Experiment
David M. Rubenstein
2.8k
“On today's @dailystoic podcast, I talk to American billionaire David Rubenstein about his new book The American Experiment, his original concept of patriotic philanthropy and giving back after coming from a middle class family, and more. Listen here: https://t.co/jIbzbYO9Mm pic.twitter.com/hZm7nDP88K”
Leaders
Nixon, Richard M.
2.8k
“I read a book that Nixon wrote. It's this fascinating book called Leaders where Nixon wrote about all the leaders he had spent time with and I just love, yeah I love that story and it's [...] just called leaders, it was really interesting. He's actually a very intelligent interesting person despite the big stain on him in history.”
Great contemporaries
Winston S. Churchill
2.8k
“There's another similar book to the Nixon one that Churchill wrote called Great Contemporaries.”
Here, Right Matters
Alexander Vindman
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High Five
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This Bright Future
Bobby Hall
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The Gift of Fear
Gavin De Becker
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Our Own Worst Enemy
Tom Nichols
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The Practice of Groundedness
Brad Stulberg
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The theory of moral sentiments
Adam Smith
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The Art of Living
Epictetus
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What do you say?
William Stixrud
2.8k
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Battle for the Soul
Edward-Isaac Dovere
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Fast This Way
Dave Asprey
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Le Petit Prince
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
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Amazon Unbound
Brad Stone
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“on today's @dailystoic podcast I talk to journalist and author @BradStone about his new book Amazon Unbound, the future implications of technology guided business practices, and more. Listen to the full episode: https://t.co/Gq3Ngsk3t3 pic.twitter.com/kNPrHaJySD”
Blink
Malcolm Gladwell
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David and Goliath
Malcolm Gladwell
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“I remember I first read The Tipping Point then I read Blink then Outliers then David and Goliath which is also very good, but then when I read Talking with Strangers last year [...] I remember I shot him an email and I said 'Malcolm this book is like the definition of mastery, it's like watching a master at work'. He took this subject matter that should have been so difficult and frankly not interesting and it's fascinating.”
The Self-Driven Child
William Stixrud PhD
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All the Colors Came Out
Kate Fagan
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“On today's @dailystoic Podcast, I talk to Kate Fagan about her new book All the Colors Came Out, her reflections on the bond that she shared with her father and his difficult fight with ALS, and more. Listen to the full episode: https://t.co/uHWZ8H5eFE pic.twitter.com/P3onUqlPGm”
Shakespeare for Every Day of the Year
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“There's a couple of daily books I read. I read this book called A Poem for Every Night of the Year. I read a daily Shakespeare book. I read a book that Tolstoy wrote called a calendar of wisdom. I have all these different daily books that I like.”
Poem For Every Night Of The Year
Esiri Allie (ed)
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“There's a couple of daily books I read. I read this book called A Poem for Every Night of the Year. I read a daily Shakespeare book. I read a book that Tolstoy wrote called a calendar of wisdom. I have all these different daily books that I like.”
The Bomber Mafia
Malcolm Gladwell
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“On today's episode of the @dailystoic Podcast I talk to Malcolm Gladwell (@Gladwell) about his new book, The Bomber Mafia, the process of writing, our mutual love of endurance sports, and more. Listen to the full episode here: https://t.co/tjVVkb2EPM pic.twitter.com/AaBVMWxHHc”
Freedom
Sebastian Junger
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Civil War Stories
Ambrose Bierce
2.8k
“Ambrose Bierce, Civil War Stories. His ghost stories are great too. He was a real cynic (wrote The Devil's Dictionary) and would fit in on Reddit for sure.”
Ralph Ellison
Arnold Rampersad
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The Big Sleep
Raymond Chandler
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The tiger
John Vaillant
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“The Tiger by John Vallaint Shadow Divers by Robert Kurson Both true. Both incredible.”
A Poem for Every Night of the Year
Allie Esiri
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“Every night we read Allie Essiri's A Poem for Every Night of the Year, which I really like. My Side of the Mountain is great too. I just read Bonnie Tsui's Sarah and the Big Wave which your daughter might like.”
Sarah and the Big Wave
Bonnie Tsui
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“Every night we read Allie Essiri's A Poem for Every Night of the Year, which I really like. My Side of the Mountain is great too. I just read Bonnie Tsui's Sarah and the Big Wave which your daughter might like.”
You Can't Make Me Angry
Paul O.
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Why We Swim
Bonnie Tsui
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“On the Daily Stoic podcast, I spoke with @bonnietsui about her new book, "Why We Swim", their mutual love of swimming, how exercise can spur creativity, and more Full Podcast: https://t.co/i1LNV9AgkI Subscribe now! Apple: https://t.co/ZROTZyjhFq Spotify: https://t.co/0Yyoxc8mNx pic.twitter.com/AgK93FsYeB”
Digital Minimalism
Cal Newport
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Time-Block Planner
Cal Newport
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“You can check out his new Time Block Calendar. We talk all about that and of course if you haven't read Deep Work, Digital Minimalism, So Good They Can't Ignore You, you are definitely missing out.”
So Good They Can't Ignore You
Cal Newport
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“You can check out his new Time Block Calendar. We talk all about that and of course if you haven't read Deep Work, Digital Minimalism, So Good They Can't Ignore You, you are definitely missing out.”
Trillion Dollar Coach
Eric Schmidt
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“There's another quote i love from Bill Campbell. I read it in this book Trillion Dollar Coach. I've tried to make it a little bit of mantra for my life, he says if you've been blessed be a blessing.”
Invisible Man
Ralph Ellison
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“I went back and read one of my favorite books Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison. Just an overall an incredible book and again this idea that history is the same thing that happens over and over again.”
The legend of Bagger Vance
Steven Pressfield
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“Have you read Steven Pressfield at all? [...] So you would love Steven Pressfield, he wrote a book called The War of Art which I think is like the best book about the sort of creative process ever written but he also he made a novel about it called the the Legend of Bagger Vance.”
George Marshall
David L. Roll
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“His father as it happens is also an amazing writer. He wrote a brilliant book about George Marshall which I've recommended on the reading list newsletter so check that out as well.”
Greenlights
Matthew McConaughey
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“Matthew McConaughey, author of the new book Greenlights. My blurb for it is, it shouldn't surprise you that this book is good but it will surprise you just how good it is.”
Belichick
Ian O'Connor
2.8k
“I was reading the Belichick biography and it was like it's interesting Belichick has like basically never done an endorsement or a television commercial.”
Plutarch's Lives, Volume 2
Plutarch
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“Some of the best biographies I’ve read: Plutarch’s Lives (Vol. 1 & 2) by Plutarch The Power Broker by Robert Caro The Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects by Giorgio Vasari Totto-Chan by Tetsuko Kuroyanagi Titan by Ron Chernow”
The lives of the most excellent painters, sculptors, and architects
Giorgio Vasari
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“Some of the best biographies I’ve read: Plutarch’s Lives (Vol. 1 & 2) by Plutarch The Power Broker by Robert Caro The Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects by Giorgio Vasari Totto-Chan by Tetsuko Kuroyanagi Titan by Ron Chernow”
The Prince and the Discourses
Niccolò Machiavelli
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Matterhorn
Karl Marlantes
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Memoirs of General William T. Sherman
William T. Sherman
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“Two of the best memoirs in American history were written by two men who were not professional authors. It goes to show, the best way to be a writer is to live an interesting life. If you haven't read Sherman or Grant's memoirs, you don't understand Ameri… https://t.co/IlnpEaJOTS pic.twitter.com/vIq3JHv6Mn”
Personal memoirs of U.S. Grant
Ulysses S. Grant
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“Two of the best memoirs in American history were written by two men who were not professional authors. It goes to show, the best way to be a writer is to live an interesting life. If you haven't read Sherman or Grant's memoirs, you don't understand Ameri… https://t.co/IlnpEaJOTS pic.twitter.com/vIq3JHv6Mn”
Aesop's Fables
Aesop
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How to Keep Your Cool
Seneca
2.8k
“Some books to read in 2020: - Plutarch’s Lives by Plutarch - Keep Going by @austinkleon - The Second Mountain by David Brooks - The Woman’s Hour by Elaine Weiss - My Side of the Mountain by Jean Craighead George - Range by @DavidEpstein - How To Keep Your Cool by Seneca”
Marginal Revolution
Unknown
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“Things to read everyday: - A Calendar of Wisdom by Leo Tolstoy - Marginal Revolution by Tyler Cowen - Calling It a Day by Robert Larranaga - Listening to Your Life by Frederick Buechner - You Are the Beloved by Henri J. M. Nouwen - The Daily Stoic (@dailystoic)”
Calling it a day
Robert D. Larranaga
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“Things to read everyday: - A Calendar of Wisdom by Leo Tolstoy - Marginal Revolution by Tyler Cowen - Calling It a Day by Robert Larranaga - Listening to Your Life by Frederick Buechner - You Are the Beloved by Henri J. M. Nouwen - The Daily Stoic (@dailystoic)”
Listening to Your Life
Frederick Buechner
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“Things to read everyday: - A Calendar of Wisdom by Leo Tolstoy - Marginal Revolution by Tyler Cowen - Calling It a Day by Robert Larranaga - Listening to Your Life by Frederick Buechner - You Are the Beloved by Henri J. M. Nouwen - The Daily Stoic (@dailystoic)”
You Are the Beloved
Henri J. M. Nouwen
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“Things to read everyday: - A Calendar of Wisdom by Leo Tolstoy - Marginal Revolution by Tyler Cowen - Calling It a Day by Robert Larranaga - Listening to Your Life by Frederick Buechner - You Are the Beloved by Henri J. M. Nouwen - The Daily Stoic (@dailystoic)”
Sex on the Brain
Deborah Blum
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“When I was 19 years old, I met @drdrewpinsky and asked him for some book recommendations. These are the three he gave me...and my Amazon receipt. That question changed my life and I still have the books. Passing along the recommendation if you haven't re… https://t.co/hACtooDiZS pic.twitter.com/SjsXXw4lrG”
East of Eden
John Steinbeck
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“I remember when I was first reading Marcus Aurelius I was in college and then I had to read John Steinbeck's book East of Eden shortly thereafter and it was like whoa stoicism is in this book.”
Philosophy as a way of life
Pierre Hadot
2.8k
“There's another book let me get it 'Philosophy As A Way Of Life by Pierre Hadot, also very good.”
Socrates
Paul Bede Johnson
2.8k
“8 Life Changing Biographies To Read: Plutarch’s Lives by Plutarch The Power Broker by Robert Caro Socrates by Paul Johnson Totto-Chan by Tetsuko Kuroyanagi Eisenhower by Jean Edward Smith Edison by Matthew Josephson The Fish That Ate the Whale by Rich Cohen Sherman by B.H. Hart”
Eisenhower
Jean Edward Smith
2.8k
“8 Life Changing Biographies To Read: Plutarch’s Lives by Plutarch The Power Broker by Robert Caro Socrates by Paul Johnson Totto-Chan by Tetsuko Kuroyanagi Eisenhower by Jean Edward Smith Edison by Matthew Josephson The Fish That Ate the Whale by Rich Cohen Sherman by B.H. Hart”
Edison a Biography
Josephson, Matthew
2.8k
“8 Life Changing Biographies To Read: Plutarch’s Lives by Plutarch The Power Broker by Robert Caro Socrates by Paul Johnson Totto-Chan by Tetsuko Kuroyanagi Eisenhower by Jean Edward Smith Edison by Matthew Josephson The Fish That Ate the Whale by Rich Cohen Sherman by B.H. Hart”
Lone Star
T. R. Fehrenbach
2.8k
“The best books I read this year. Thanks @austinkleon and @susanorlean and among others. If you want reading recommendations, sign up for the reading list email at https://t.co/9yuC15FLai. Can’t believe it is in its tenth year. https://t.co/dXeMpcFjsj pic.twitter.com/m7gEc6NDpF”
The Library Book
Susan Orlean
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“The best books I read this year. Thanks @austinkleon and @susanorlean and among others. If you want reading recommendations, sign up for the reading list email at https://t.co/9yuC15FLai. Can’t believe it is in its tenth year. https://t.co/dXeMpcFjsj pic.twitter.com/m7gEc6NDpF”
Four Hour Work Week
Tim Ferriss
2.8k
“Some of the books that have changed my life and had the most influence on me: The Power Broker by Robert Caro, 48 Laws of Power, The Black Swan, life is unpredictable. Chuck Palahniuk's Fight Club. Four Hour Work Week - Huge! 33 Strategies of War, obviously Robert Greene's Mastery. Pia Mellody, one of my favorite authors [Facing Codependence]. This biography of John D Rockefeller, maybe you remember it from The Obstacle is the way? This book by John Boyd [...] Malcolm X the autobiography, Great Gatsby, What Makes Sammy Run. A friend of mine recommended this biography William Lee Miller on President Lincoln. It was one of the books that changed his life. Had totally changed how I thought about leadership. The War of Art, Turning Pro - two favorites from Steven Pressfield. Haruki Murakami's book on running 'What I talk about when I talk about running'. Ellison's Invisible Man. Again another book from Pia Mellody [Facing Love Addiction]. Cheryl Strayed's Tiny Beautiful Things. Thích Nhất Hạnh's Taming the Tiger Within. The Brass Check - this book inspired the name of my marketing company and my book Trust Me I'm Lying. This is one of my copies of Meditations. Why Don't We Learn From History by BH Liddell Hart. Prescription For Adversity, a strange book biography of Ambrose Bierce that I like. Candide, interesting story I stole this from where I got married they had this on the shelf. I read it while I was waiting for my wife to get ready to get married and I thought hey I'm keeping this. [...] Second Mountain, this is a new addition to the shelf. Dr. Drew [The Mirror Effect] who introduced me to stoicism, Great! This is a cool book -Lincoln: the Biography of a Writer it's an analysis of Lincoln as if he was a writer. This book: Strategy by BH Liddell Hart influenced how I think about strategy.John Graves Hard Scrabble, influenced how I think about my farm. Fishing For Fun is a new book, I just read by Herbert Hoover about the philosophical benefits of fishing and yes Herbert Hoover, the president. Chesterfield's letters to his son [...] Seth Godin's the Dip, great book. Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves To Death. Jane Jacobs also amazing. Daniel Boorstin, great. Death Be Not Proud, beautiful book. So these are some of the books, it's my life shelf. [...] Oh Austin Kleon's Steal Like An Artist, great! The Way To Love by Anthony De Mello.”
Facing codependence
Pia Mellody
2.8k
“Some of the books that have changed my life and had the most influence on me: The Power Broker by Robert Caro, 48 Laws of Power, The Black Swan, life is unpredictable. Chuck Palahniuk's Fight Club. Four Hour Work Week - Huge! 33 Strategies of War, obviously Robert Greene's Mastery. Pia Mellody, one of my favorite authors [Facing Codependence]. This biography of John D Rockefeller, maybe you remember it from The Obstacle is the way? This book by John Boyd [...] Malcolm X the autobiography, Great Gatsby, What Makes Sammy Run. A friend of mine recommended this biography William Lee Miller on President Lincoln. It was one of the books that changed his life. Had totally changed how I thought about leadership. The War of Art, Turning Pro - two favorites from Steven Pressfield. Haruki Murakami's book on running 'What I talk about when I talk about running'. Ellison's Invisible Man. Again another book from Pia Mellody [Facing Love Addiction]. Cheryl Strayed's Tiny Beautiful Things. Thích Nhất Hạnh's Taming the Tiger Within. The Brass Check - this book inspired the name of my marketing company and my book Trust Me I'm Lying. This is one of my copies of Meditations. Why Don't We Learn From History by BH Liddell Hart. Prescription For Adversity, a strange book biography of Ambrose Bierce that I like. Candide, interesting story I stole this from where I got married they had this on the shelf. I read it while I was waiting for my wife to get ready to get married and I thought hey I'm keeping this. [...] Second Mountain, this is a new addition to the shelf. Dr. Drew [The Mirror Effect] who introduced me to stoicism, Great! This is a cool book -Lincoln: the Biography of a Writer it's an analysis of Lincoln as if he was a writer. This book: Strategy by BH Liddell Hart influenced how I think about strategy.John Graves Hard Scrabble, influenced how I think about my farm. Fishing For Fun is a new book, I just read by Herbert Hoover about the philosophical benefits of fishing and yes Herbert Hoover, the president. Chesterfield's letters to his son [...] Seth Godin's the Dip, great book. Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves To Death. Jane Jacobs also amazing. Daniel Boorstin, great. Death Be Not Proud, beautiful book. So these are some of the books, it's my life shelf. [...] Oh Austin Kleon's Steal Like An Artist, great! The Way To Love by Anthony De Mello.”
The Autobiography of Malcolm X
Alex Haley
2.8k
“Some of the books that have changed my life and had the most influence on me: The Power Broker by Robert Caro, 48 Laws of Power, The Black Swan, life is unpredictable. Chuck Palahniuk's Fight Club. Four Hour Work Week - Huge! 33 Strategies of War, obviously Robert Greene's Mastery. Pia Mellody, one of my favorite authors [Facing Codependence]. This biography of John D Rockefeller, maybe you remember it from The Obstacle is the way? This book by John Boyd [...] Malcolm X the autobiography, Great Gatsby, What Makes Sammy Run. A friend of mine recommended this biography William Lee Miller on President Lincoln. It was one of the books that changed his life. Had totally changed how I thought about leadership. The War of Art, Turning Pro - two favorites from Steven Pressfield. Haruki Murakami's book on running 'What I talk about when I talk about running'. Ellison's Invisible Man. Again another book from Pia Mellody [Facing Love Addiction]. Cheryl Strayed's Tiny Beautiful Things. Thích Nhất Hạnh's Taming the Tiger Within. The Brass Check - this book inspired the name of my marketing company and my book Trust Me I'm Lying. This is one of my copies of Meditations. Why Don't We Learn From History by BH Liddell Hart. Prescription For Adversity, a strange book biography of Ambrose Bierce that I like. Candide, interesting story I stole this from where I got married they had this on the shelf. I read it while I was waiting for my wife to get ready to get married and I thought hey I'm keeping this. [...] Second Mountain, this is a new addition to the shelf. Dr. Drew [The Mirror Effect] who introduced me to stoicism, Great! This is a cool book -Lincoln: the Biography of a Writer it's an analysis of Lincoln as if he was a writer. This book: Strategy by BH Liddell Hart influenced how I think about strategy.John Graves Hard Scrabble, influenced how I think about my farm. Fishing For Fun is a new book, I just read by Herbert Hoover about the philosophical benefits of fishing and yes Herbert Hoover, the president. Chesterfield's letters to his son [...] Seth Godin's the Dip, great book. Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves To Death. Jane Jacobs also amazing. Daniel Boorstin, great. Death Be Not Proud, beautiful book. So these are some of the books, it's my life shelf. [...] Oh Austin Kleon's Steal Like An Artist, great! The Way To Love by Anthony De Mello.”
President Lincoln
William Lee Miller
2.8k
“Some of the books that have changed my life and had the most influence on me: The Power Broker by Robert Caro, 48 Laws of Power, The Black Swan, life is unpredictable. Chuck Palahniuk's Fight Club. Four Hour Work Week - Huge! 33 Strategies of War, obviously Robert Greene's Mastery. Pia Mellody, one of my favorite authors [Facing Codependence]. This biography of John D Rockefeller, maybe you remember it from The Obstacle is the way? This book by John Boyd [...] Malcolm X the autobiography, Great Gatsby, What Makes Sammy Run. A friend of mine recommended this biography William Lee Miller on President Lincoln. It was one of the books that changed his life. Had totally changed how I thought about leadership. The War of Art, Turning Pro - two favorites from Steven Pressfield. Haruki Murakami's book on running 'What I talk about when I talk about running'. Ellison's Invisible Man. Again another book from Pia Mellody [Facing Love Addiction]. Cheryl Strayed's Tiny Beautiful Things. Thích Nhất Hạnh's Taming the Tiger Within. The Brass Check - this book inspired the name of my marketing company and my book Trust Me I'm Lying. This is one of my copies of Meditations. Why Don't We Learn From History by BH Liddell Hart. Prescription For Adversity, a strange book biography of Ambrose Bierce that I like. Candide, interesting story I stole this from where I got married they had this on the shelf. I read it while I was waiting for my wife to get ready to get married and I thought hey I'm keeping this. [...] Second Mountain, this is a new addition to the shelf. Dr. Drew [The Mirror Effect] who introduced me to stoicism, Great! This is a cool book -Lincoln: the Biography of a Writer it's an analysis of Lincoln as if he was a writer. This book: Strategy by BH Liddell Hart influenced how I think about strategy.John Graves Hard Scrabble, influenced how I think about my farm. Fishing For Fun is a new book, I just read by Herbert Hoover about the philosophical benefits of fishing and yes Herbert Hoover, the president. Chesterfield's letters to his son [...] Seth Godin's the Dip, great book. Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves To Death. Jane Jacobs also amazing. Daniel Boorstin, great. Death Be Not Proud, beautiful book. So these are some of the books, it's my life shelf. [...] Oh Austin Kleon's Steal Like An Artist, great! The Way To Love by Anthony De Mello.”
What I talk about when I talk about running
Haruki Murakami
2.8k
“Some of the books that have changed my life and had the most influence on me: The Power Broker by Robert Caro, 48 Laws of Power, The Black Swan, life is unpredictable. Chuck Palahniuk's Fight Club. Four Hour Work Week - Huge! 33 Strategies of War, obviously Robert Greene's Mastery. Pia Mellody, one of my favorite authors [Facing Codependence]. This biography of John D Rockefeller, maybe you remember it from The Obstacle is the way? This book by John Boyd [...] Malcolm X the autobiography, Great Gatsby, What Makes Sammy Run. A friend of mine recommended this biography William Lee Miller on President Lincoln. It was one of the books that changed his life. Had totally changed how I thought about leadership. The War of Art, Turning Pro - two favorites from Steven Pressfield. Haruki Murakami's book on running 'What I talk about when I talk about running'. Ellison's Invisible Man. Again another book from Pia Mellody [Facing Love Addiction]. Cheryl Strayed's Tiny Beautiful Things. Thích Nhất Hạnh's Taming the Tiger Within. The Brass Check - this book inspired the name of my marketing company and my book Trust Me I'm Lying. This is one of my copies of Meditations. Why Don't We Learn From History by BH Liddell Hart. Prescription For Adversity, a strange book biography of Ambrose Bierce that I like. Candide, interesting story I stole this from where I got married they had this on the shelf. I read it while I was waiting for my wife to get ready to get married and I thought hey I'm keeping this. [...] Second Mountain, this is a new addition to the shelf. Dr. Drew [The Mirror Effect] who introduced me to stoicism, Great! This is a cool book -Lincoln: the Biography of a Writer it's an analysis of Lincoln as if he was a writer. This book: Strategy by BH Liddell Hart influenced how I think about strategy.John Graves Hard Scrabble, influenced how I think about my farm. Fishing For Fun is a new book, I just read by Herbert Hoover about the philosophical benefits of fishing and yes Herbert Hoover, the president. Chesterfield's letters to his son [...] Seth Godin's the Dip, great book. Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves To Death. Jane Jacobs also amazing. Daniel Boorstin, great. Death Be Not Proud, beautiful book. So these are some of the books, it's my life shelf. [...] Oh Austin Kleon's Steal Like An Artist, great! The Way To Love by Anthony De Mello.”
Facing love addiction
Pia Mellody
2.8k
“Some of the books that have changed my life and had the most influence on me: The Power Broker by Robert Caro, 48 Laws of Power, The Black Swan, life is unpredictable. Chuck Palahniuk's Fight Club. Four Hour Work Week - Huge! 33 Strategies of War, obviously Robert Greene's Mastery. Pia Mellody, one of my favorite authors [Facing Codependence]. This biography of John D Rockefeller, maybe you remember it from The Obstacle is the way? This book by John Boyd [...] Malcolm X the autobiography, Great Gatsby, What Makes Sammy Run. A friend of mine recommended this biography William Lee Miller on President Lincoln. It was one of the books that changed his life. Had totally changed how I thought about leadership. The War of Art, Turning Pro - two favorites from Steven Pressfield. Haruki Murakami's book on running 'What I talk about when I talk about running'. Ellison's Invisible Man. Again another book from Pia Mellody [Facing Love Addiction]. Cheryl Strayed's Tiny Beautiful Things. Thích Nhất Hạnh's Taming the Tiger Within. The Brass Check - this book inspired the name of my marketing company and my book Trust Me I'm Lying. This is one of my copies of Meditations. Why Don't We Learn From History by BH Liddell Hart. Prescription For Adversity, a strange book biography of Ambrose Bierce that I like. Candide, interesting story I stole this from where I got married they had this on the shelf. I read it while I was waiting for my wife to get ready to get married and I thought hey I'm keeping this. [...] Second Mountain, this is a new addition to the shelf. Dr. Drew [The Mirror Effect] who introduced me to stoicism, Great! This is a cool book -Lincoln: the Biography of a Writer it's an analysis of Lincoln as if he was a writer. This book: Strategy by BH Liddell Hart influenced how I think about strategy.John Graves Hard Scrabble, influenced how I think about my farm. Fishing For Fun is a new book, I just read by Herbert Hoover about the philosophical benefits of fishing and yes Herbert Hoover, the president. Chesterfield's letters to his son [...] Seth Godin's the Dip, great book. Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves To Death. Jane Jacobs also amazing. Daniel Boorstin, great. Death Be Not Proud, beautiful book. So these are some of the books, it's my life shelf. [...] Oh Austin Kleon's Steal Like An Artist, great! The Way To Love by Anthony De Mello.”
The brass check
Upton Sinclair
2.8k
“Some of the books that have changed my life and had the most influence on me: The Power Broker by Robert Caro, 48 Laws of Power, The Black Swan, life is unpredictable. Chuck Palahniuk's Fight Club. Four Hour Work Week - Huge! 33 Strategies of War, obviously Robert Greene's Mastery. Pia Mellody, one of my favorite authors [Facing Codependence]. This biography of John D Rockefeller, maybe you remember it from The Obstacle is the way? This book by John Boyd [...] Malcolm X the autobiography, Great Gatsby, What Makes Sammy Run. A friend of mine recommended this biography William Lee Miller on President Lincoln. It was one of the books that changed his life. Had totally changed how I thought about leadership. The War of Art, Turning Pro - two favorites from Steven Pressfield. Haruki Murakami's book on running 'What I talk about when I talk about running'. Ellison's Invisible Man. Again another book from Pia Mellody [Facing Love Addiction]. Cheryl Strayed's Tiny Beautiful Things. Thích Nhất Hạnh's Taming the Tiger Within. The Brass Check - this book inspired the name of my marketing company and my book Trust Me I'm Lying. This is one of my copies of Meditations. Why Don't We Learn From History by BH Liddell Hart. Prescription For Adversity, a strange book biography of Ambrose Bierce that I like. Candide, interesting story I stole this from where I got married they had this on the shelf. I read it while I was waiting for my wife to get ready to get married and I thought hey I'm keeping this. [...] Second Mountain, this is a new addition to the shelf. Dr. Drew [The Mirror Effect] who introduced me to stoicism, Great! This is a cool book -Lincoln: the Biography of a Writer it's an analysis of Lincoln as if he was a writer. This book: Strategy by BH Liddell Hart influenced how I think about strategy.John Graves Hard Scrabble, influenced how I think about my farm. Fishing For Fun is a new book, I just read by Herbert Hoover about the philosophical benefits of fishing and yes Herbert Hoover, the president. Chesterfield's letters to his son [...] Seth Godin's the Dip, great book. Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves To Death. Jane Jacobs also amazing. Daniel Boorstin, great. Death Be Not Proud, beautiful book. So these are some of the books, it's my life shelf. [...] Oh Austin Kleon's Steal Like An Artist, great! The Way To Love by Anthony De Mello.”
Why don't we learn from history?
B. H. Liddell Hart
2.8k
“Some of the books that have changed my life and had the most influence on me: The Power Broker by Robert Caro, 48 Laws of Power, The Black Swan, life is unpredictable. Chuck Palahniuk's Fight Club. Four Hour Work Week - Huge! 33 Strategies of War, obviously Robert Greene's Mastery. Pia Mellody, one of my favorite authors [Facing Codependence]. This biography of John D Rockefeller, maybe you remember it from The Obstacle is the way? This book by John Boyd [...] Malcolm X the autobiography, Great Gatsby, What Makes Sammy Run. A friend of mine recommended this biography William Lee Miller on President Lincoln. It was one of the books that changed his life. Had totally changed how I thought about leadership. The War of Art, Turning Pro - two favorites from Steven Pressfield. Haruki Murakami's book on running 'What I talk about when I talk about running'. Ellison's Invisible Man. Again another book from Pia Mellody [Facing Love Addiction]. Cheryl Strayed's Tiny Beautiful Things. Thích Nhất Hạnh's Taming the Tiger Within. The Brass Check - this book inspired the name of my marketing company and my book Trust Me I'm Lying. This is one of my copies of Meditations. Why Don't We Learn From History by BH Liddell Hart. Prescription For Adversity, a strange book biography of Ambrose Bierce that I like. Candide, interesting story I stole this from where I got married they had this on the shelf. I read it while I was waiting for my wife to get ready to get married and I thought hey I'm keeping this. [...] Second Mountain, this is a new addition to the shelf. Dr. Drew [The Mirror Effect] who introduced me to stoicism, Great! This is a cool book -Lincoln: the Biography of a Writer it's an analysis of Lincoln as if he was a writer. This book: Strategy by BH Liddell Hart influenced how I think about strategy.John Graves Hard Scrabble, influenced how I think about my farm. Fishing For Fun is a new book, I just read by Herbert Hoover about the philosophical benefits of fishing and yes Herbert Hoover, the president. Chesterfield's letters to his son [...] Seth Godin's the Dip, great book. Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves To Death. Jane Jacobs also amazing. Daniel Boorstin, great. Death Be Not Proud, beautiful book. So these are some of the books, it's my life shelf. [...] Oh Austin Kleon's Steal Like An Artist, great! The Way To Love by Anthony De Mello.”
Prescription for Adversity
Lawrence I. Berkove
2.8k
“Some of the books that have changed my life and had the most influence on me: The Power Broker by Robert Caro, 48 Laws of Power, The Black Swan, life is unpredictable. Chuck Palahniuk's Fight Club. Four Hour Work Week - Huge! 33 Strategies of War, obviously Robert Greene's Mastery. Pia Mellody, one of my favorite authors [Facing Codependence]. This biography of John D Rockefeller, maybe you remember it from The Obstacle is the way? This book by John Boyd [...] Malcolm X the autobiography, Great Gatsby, What Makes Sammy Run. A friend of mine recommended this biography William Lee Miller on President Lincoln. It was one of the books that changed his life. Had totally changed how I thought about leadership. The War of Art, Turning Pro - two favorites from Steven Pressfield. Haruki Murakami's book on running 'What I talk about when I talk about running'. Ellison's Invisible Man. Again another book from Pia Mellody [Facing Love Addiction]. Cheryl Strayed's Tiny Beautiful Things. Thích Nhất Hạnh's Taming the Tiger Within. The Brass Check - this book inspired the name of my marketing company and my book Trust Me I'm Lying. This is one of my copies of Meditations. Why Don't We Learn From History by BH Liddell Hart. Prescription For Adversity, a strange book biography of Ambrose Bierce that I like. Candide, interesting story I stole this from where I got married they had this on the shelf. I read it while I was waiting for my wife to get ready to get married and I thought hey I'm keeping this. [...] Second Mountain, this is a new addition to the shelf. Dr. Drew [The Mirror Effect] who introduced me to stoicism, Great! This is a cool book -Lincoln: the Biography of a Writer it's an analysis of Lincoln as if he was a writer. This book: Strategy by BH Liddell Hart influenced how I think about strategy.John Graves Hard Scrabble, influenced how I think about my farm. Fishing For Fun is a new book, I just read by Herbert Hoover about the philosophical benefits of fishing and yes Herbert Hoover, the president. Chesterfield's letters to his son [...] Seth Godin's the Dip, great book. Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves To Death. Jane Jacobs also amazing. Daniel Boorstin, great. Death Be Not Proud, beautiful book. So these are some of the books, it's my life shelf. [...] Oh Austin Kleon's Steal Like An Artist, great! The Way To Love by Anthony De Mello.”
The Mirror Effect
Drew Pinsky
2.8k
“Some of the books that have changed my life and had the most influence on me: The Power Broker by Robert Caro, 48 Laws of Power, The Black Swan, life is unpredictable. Chuck Palahniuk's Fight Club. Four Hour Work Week - Huge! 33 Strategies of War, obviously Robert Greene's Mastery. Pia Mellody, one of my favorite authors [Facing Codependence]. This biography of John D Rockefeller, maybe you remember it from The Obstacle is the way? This book by John Boyd [...] Malcolm X the autobiography, Great Gatsby, What Makes Sammy Run. A friend of mine recommended this biography William Lee Miller on President Lincoln. It was one of the books that changed his life. Had totally changed how I thought about leadership. The War of Art, Turning Pro - two favorites from Steven Pressfield. Haruki Murakami's book on running 'What I talk about when I talk about running'. Ellison's Invisible Man. Again another book from Pia Mellody [Facing Love Addiction]. Cheryl Strayed's Tiny Beautiful Things. Thích Nhất Hạnh's Taming the Tiger Within. The Brass Check - this book inspired the name of my marketing company and my book Trust Me I'm Lying. This is one of my copies of Meditations. Why Don't We Learn From History by BH Liddell Hart. Prescription For Adversity, a strange book biography of Ambrose Bierce that I like. Candide, interesting story I stole this from where I got married they had this on the shelf. I read it while I was waiting for my wife to get ready to get married and I thought hey I'm keeping this. [...] Second Mountain, this is a new addition to the shelf. Dr. Drew [The Mirror Effect] who introduced me to stoicism, Great! This is a cool book -Lincoln: the Biography of a Writer it's an analysis of Lincoln as if he was a writer. This book: Strategy by BH Liddell Hart influenced how I think about strategy.John Graves Hard Scrabble, influenced how I think about my farm. Fishing For Fun is a new book, I just read by Herbert Hoover about the philosophical benefits of fishing and yes Herbert Hoover, the president. Chesterfield's letters to his son [...] Seth Godin's the Dip, great book. Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves To Death. Jane Jacobs also amazing. Daniel Boorstin, great. Death Be Not Proud, beautiful book. So these are some of the books, it's my life shelf. [...] Oh Austin Kleon's Steal Like An Artist, great! The Way To Love by Anthony De Mello.”
Letters to His Son
Philip Dormer Stanhope, 4th Earl of Chesterfield
2.8k
“Some of the books that have changed my life and had the most influence on me: The Power Broker by Robert Caro, 48 Laws of Power, The Black Swan, life is unpredictable. Chuck Palahniuk's Fight Club. Four Hour Work Week - Huge! 33 Strategies of War, obviously Robert Greene's Mastery. Pia Mellody, one of my favorite authors [Facing Codependence]. This biography of John D Rockefeller, maybe you remember it from The Obstacle is the way? This book by John Boyd [...] Malcolm X the autobiography, Great Gatsby, What Makes Sammy Run. A friend of mine recommended this biography William Lee Miller on President Lincoln. It was one of the books that changed his life. Had totally changed how I thought about leadership. The War of Art, Turning Pro - two favorites from Steven Pressfield. Haruki Murakami's book on running 'What I talk about when I talk about running'. Ellison's Invisible Man. Again another book from Pia Mellody [Facing Love Addiction]. Cheryl Strayed's Tiny Beautiful Things. Thích Nhất Hạnh's Taming the Tiger Within. The Brass Check - this book inspired the name of my marketing company and my book Trust Me I'm Lying. This is one of my copies of Meditations. Why Don't We Learn From History by BH Liddell Hart. Prescription For Adversity, a strange book biography of Ambrose Bierce that I like. Candide, interesting story I stole this from where I got married they had this on the shelf. I read it while I was waiting for my wife to get ready to get married and I thought hey I'm keeping this. [...] Second Mountain, this is a new addition to the shelf. Dr. Drew [The Mirror Effect] who introduced me to stoicism, Great! This is a cool book -Lincoln: the Biography of a Writer it's an analysis of Lincoln as if he was a writer. This book: Strategy by BH Liddell Hart influenced how I think about strategy.John Graves Hard Scrabble, influenced how I think about my farm. Fishing For Fun is a new book, I just read by Herbert Hoover about the philosophical benefits of fishing and yes Herbert Hoover, the president. Chesterfield's letters to his son [...] Seth Godin's the Dip, great book. Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves To Death. Jane Jacobs also amazing. Daniel Boorstin, great. Death Be Not Proud, beautiful book. So these are some of the books, it's my life shelf. [...] Oh Austin Kleon's Steal Like An Artist, great! The Way To Love by Anthony De Mello.”
Amusing Ourselves to Death
Neil Postman
2.8k
“Some of the books that have changed my life and had the most influence on me: The Power Broker by Robert Caro, 48 Laws of Power, The Black Swan, life is unpredictable. Chuck Palahniuk's Fight Club. Four Hour Work Week - Huge! 33 Strategies of War, obviously Robert Greene's Mastery. Pia Mellody, one of my favorite authors [Facing Codependence]. This biography of John D Rockefeller, maybe you remember it from The Obstacle is the way? This book by John Boyd [...] Malcolm X the autobiography, Great Gatsby, What Makes Sammy Run. A friend of mine recommended this biography William Lee Miller on President Lincoln. It was one of the books that changed his life. Had totally changed how I thought about leadership. The War of Art, Turning Pro - two favorites from Steven Pressfield. Haruki Murakami's book on running 'What I talk about when I talk about running'. Ellison's Invisible Man. Again another book from Pia Mellody [Facing Love Addiction]. Cheryl Strayed's Tiny Beautiful Things. Thích Nhất Hạnh's Taming the Tiger Within. The Brass Check - this book inspired the name of my marketing company and my book Trust Me I'm Lying. This is one of my copies of Meditations. Why Don't We Learn From History by BH Liddell Hart. Prescription For Adversity, a strange book biography of Ambrose Bierce that I like. Candide, interesting story I stole this from where I got married they had this on the shelf. I read it while I was waiting for my wife to get ready to get married and I thought hey I'm keeping this. [...] Second Mountain, this is a new addition to the shelf. Dr. Drew [The Mirror Effect] who introduced me to stoicism, Great! This is a cool book -Lincoln: the Biography of a Writer it's an analysis of Lincoln as if he was a writer. This book: Strategy by BH Liddell Hart influenced how I think about strategy.John Graves Hard Scrabble, influenced how I think about my farm. Fishing For Fun is a new book, I just read by Herbert Hoover about the philosophical benefits of fishing and yes Herbert Hoover, the president. Chesterfield's letters to his son [...] Seth Godin's the Dip, great book. Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves To Death. Jane Jacobs also amazing. Daniel Boorstin, great. Death Be Not Proud, beautiful book. So these are some of the books, it's my life shelf. [...] Oh Austin Kleon's Steal Like An Artist, great! The Way To Love by Anthony De Mello.”
How to Think about God
Cicero
2.8k
“Six weeks on the road for the new book. This is what I managed to read. https://t.co/X030F0JM5i pic.twitter.com/mJTHp6RMQ1”
Lying About Hitler
Sir Richard J. Evans FBA FRSL FRHistS
2.8k
“Six weeks on the road for the new book. This is what I managed to read. https://t.co/X030F0JM5i pic.twitter.com/mJTHp6RMQ1”
The Saboteur
Paul Kix
2.8k
“Six weeks on the road for the new book. This is what I managed to read. https://t.co/X030F0JM5i pic.twitter.com/mJTHp6RMQ1”
Everything Is Figure Outable
Marie Forleo
2.8k
“Six weeks on the road for the new book. This is what I managed to read. https://t.co/X030F0JM5i pic.twitter.com/mJTHp6RMQ1”
Hymns of the Republic
S. C. Gwynne
2.8k
“Six weeks on the road for the new book. This is what I managed to read. https://t.co/X030F0JM5i pic.twitter.com/mJTHp6RMQ1”
Holding the Line
Guy M. Snodgrass
2.8k
“Six weeks on the road for the new book. This is what I managed to read. https://t.co/X030F0JM5i pic.twitter.com/mJTHp6RMQ1”
The Age of Caesar
Plutarch
2.8k
“Six weeks on the road for the new book. This is what I managed to read. https://t.co/X030F0JM5i pic.twitter.com/mJTHp6RMQ1”
Captivate
Vanessa Van Edwards
2.8k
“Robert Greene's books at best in class here. Must reads. Vanessa Van Edwards is also good. Dan Ariely too.”
Letters to friends, family, and editors
Franz Kafka
2.8k
“I really like Kafka’s Letter to The Father. Helped me with my dad.”
The Laws of Human Nature
Robert Greene
2.8k
“Robert worked on this book for over half a decade, and took himself totally out of the game while he did it. Then two months before it came out, he had a stroke that nearly killed him. This week the numbers came in on first week sales: 30,000 copies. Tha… https://t.co/hxTSe3C21q pic.twitter.com/jQFoHdW7EG”
How to Be a Friend
Cicero
2.8k
“The last ten days were six talks in four countries (San Antonio, Austin, Vancouver, LA, Milan and São Paulo). Got a good amount of swimming and running in, plus I lugged these around and read them (How to Be A Friend by Cicero, How to Be Right by Schopen… https://t.co/RhjuFRNwYr pic.twitter.com/EtPGhNpE7y”
Three Uses of the Knife
David Mamet
2.8k
“The last ten days were six talks in four countries (San Antonio, Austin, Vancouver, LA, Milan and São Paulo). Got a good amount of swimming and running in, plus I lugged these around and read them (How to Be A Friend by Cicero, How to Be Right by Schopen… https://t.co/RhjuFRNwYr pic.twitter.com/EtPGhNpE7y”
Being Mortal
Atul Gawande
2.8k
“The last ten days were six talks in four countries (San Antonio, Austin, Vancouver, LA, Milan and São Paulo). Got a good amount of swimming and running in, plus I lugged these around and read them (How to Be A Friend by Cicero, How to Be Right by Schopen… https://t.co/RhjuFRNwYr pic.twitter.com/EtPGhNpE7y”
Through the Wheat
Thomas Boyd
2.8k
“The last ten days were six talks in four countries (San Antonio, Austin, Vancouver, LA, Milan and São Paulo). Got a good amount of swimming and running in, plus I lugged these around and read them (How to Be A Friend by Cicero, How to Be Right by Schopen… https://t.co/RhjuFRNwYr pic.twitter.com/EtPGhNpE7y”
The collected autobiographies of Maya Angelou
Maya Angelou
2.8k
“The last ten days were six talks in four countries (San Antonio, Austin, Vancouver, LA, Milan and São Paulo). Got a good amount of swimming and running in, plus I lugged these around and read them (How to Be A Friend by Cicero, How to Be Right by Schopen… https://t.co/RhjuFRNwYr pic.twitter.com/EtPGhNpE7y”
Johnny Cash
Robert Hilburn
2.8k
“The last ten days were six talks in four countries (San Antonio, Austin, Vancouver, LA, Milan and São Paulo). Got a good amount of swimming and running in, plus I lugged these around and read them (How to Be A Friend by Cicero, How to Be Right by Schopen… https://t.co/RhjuFRNwYr pic.twitter.com/EtPGhNpE7y”
The Art of Always Being Right
Arthur Schopenhauer
2.8k
“The last ten days were six talks in four countries (San Antonio, Austin, Vancouver, LA, Milan and São Paulo). Got a good amount of swimming and running in, plus I lugged these around and read them (How to Be A Friend by Cicero, How to Be Right by Schopen… https://t.co/RhjuFRNwYr pic.twitter.com/EtPGhNpE7y”
Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave
Frederick Douglass
2.8k
“It was common practice that slaveowners could rent out their slaves, particularly skilled slaves like carpenters or musicians and so on. Frederick Douglass actually talks about this in his memoir.”
The greatest empire
Emily R. Wilson
2.8k
“Read The Greatest Empire.”
The Oresteia
Aeschylus
2.8k
“These are the books I managed to read on my tour the last month. Thanks to @brainpickings for the Cage recommendations, @artofmanliness for the Grant recommendation, @markmansonnet for the Deenon recommendation, @bookpassages for the Mamet book and @thel… https://t.co/uhEBse0vKA pic.twitter.com/O8Ar773shm”
Thoughts in solitude
Thomas Merton
2.8k
“These are the books I managed to read on my tour the last month. Thanks to @brainpickings for the Cage recommendations, @artofmanliness for the Grant recommendation, @markmansonnet for the Deenon recommendation, @bookpassages for the Mamet book and @thel… https://t.co/uhEBse0vKA pic.twitter.com/O8Ar773shm”
The Forest Unseen
David George Haskell
2.8k
“These are the books I managed to read on my tour the last month. Thanks to @brainpickings for the Cage recommendations, @artofmanliness for the Grant recommendation, @markmansonnet for the Deenon recommendation, @bookpassages for the Mamet book and @thel… https://t.co/uhEBse0vKA pic.twitter.com/O8Ar773shm”
Where the heart beats
Kay Larson
2.8k
“These are the books I managed to read on my tour the last month. Thanks to @brainpickings for the Cage recommendations, @artofmanliness for the Grant recommendation, @markmansonnet for the Deenon recommendation, @bookpassages for the Mamet book and @thel… https://t.co/uhEBse0vKA pic.twitter.com/O8Ar773shm”
Why Liberalism Failed
Patrick J. Deneen
2.8k
“These are the books I managed to read on my tour the last month. Thanks to @brainpickings for the Cage recommendations, @artofmanliness for the Grant recommendation, @markmansonnet for the Deenon recommendation, @bookpassages for the Mamet book and @thel… https://t.co/uhEBse0vKA pic.twitter.com/O8Ar773shm”
Chicago
David Mamet
2.8k
“These are the books I managed to read on my tour the last month. Thanks to @brainpickings for the Cage recommendations, @artofmanliness for the Grant recommendation, @markmansonnet for the Deenon recommendation, @bookpassages for the Mamet book and @thel… https://t.co/uhEBse0vKA pic.twitter.com/O8Ar773shm”
Discourses on Livy
Niccolò Machiavelli
2.8k
“It really was insane to see Discourses on Livy on Thiel's shelf in his apartment (not his desk), given that I had just read it as research for the book. And for him to be able to reference the section from memory was just one of those things that made this feel somewhat meant to be.”
Pirate Hunters
Robert Kurson
2.8k
“Have you read any of Robert Kurson? Shadow Divers, Pirate Hunters, and his new one, Rocket Men is out soon. Rich Cohen is also a master of this genre (Tough Jews, The Fish That Ate The Whale). I also love Candace Millard (Destiny of the Republic, The River of Doubt and her Churchill book).”
Rocket men
Robert Kurson
2.8k
“Have you read any of Robert Kurson? Shadow Divers, Pirate Hunters, and his new one, Rocket Men is out soon. Rich Cohen is also a master of this genre (Tough Jews, The Fish That Ate The Whale). I also love Candace Millard (Destiny of the Republic, The River of Doubt and her Churchill book).”
Tough Jews
Rich Cohen
2.8k
“Have you read any of Robert Kurson? Shadow Divers, Pirate Hunters, and his new one, Rocket Men is out soon. Rich Cohen is also a master of this genre (Tough Jews, The Fish That Ate The Whale). I also love Candace Millard (Destiny of the Republic, The River of Doubt and her Churchill book).”
The destiny of the republic
Candice Millard
2.8k
“Have you read any of Robert Kurson? Shadow Divers, Pirate Hunters, and his new one, Rocket Men is out soon. Rich Cohen is also a master of this genre (Tough Jews, The Fish That Ate The Whale). I also love Candace Millard (Destiny of the Republic, The River of Doubt and her Churchill book).”
Animalish
Susan Orlean
2.8k
“He's an ex-petting zoo "rescue" (in that we bought him off Craigslist). Loved your book Animalish. I think subconsciously inspired ours.”
We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves
Karen Joy Fowler
2.8k
“The best books I read this year. Most were old (some very old), some new, some old but felt new. You can follow along on my reading list email (https://t.co/9yuC15FLai) if you want more recommendations next year. If you're stressed out and want to start … https://t.co/25uvubl5Zz pic.twitter.com/Qcwv0sAGt0”
Magellan
Stefan Zweig
2.8k
“The best books I read this year. Most were old (some very old), some new, some old but felt new. You can follow along on my reading list email (https://t.co/9yuC15FLai) if you want more recommendations next year. If you're stressed out and want to start … https://t.co/25uvubl5Zz pic.twitter.com/Qcwv0sAGt0”
This hallowed ground
Bruce Catton
2.8k
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Bodyguard of lies
Anthony Cave Brown
2.8k
“The best books I read this year. Most were old (some very old), some new, some old but felt new. You can follow along on my reading list email (https://t.co/9yuC15FLai) if you want more recommendations next year. If you're stressed out and want to start … https://t.co/25uvubl5Zz pic.twitter.com/Qcwv0sAGt0”
The Hidden-Hand Presidency
Fred I. Greenstein
2.8k
“The best books I read this year. Most were old (some very old), some new, some old but felt new. You can follow along on my reading list email (https://t.co/9yuC15FLai) if you want more recommendations next year. If you're stressed out and want to start … https://t.co/25uvubl5Zz pic.twitter.com/Qcwv0sAGt0”
The Complacent Class
Tyler Cowen
2.8k
“The best books I read this year. Most were old (some very old), some new, some old but felt new. You can follow along on my reading list email (https://t.co/9yuC15FLai) if you want more recommendations next year. If you're stressed out and want to start … https://t.co/25uvubl5Zz pic.twitter.com/Qcwv0sAGt0”
Black Privilege
Charlamagne Tha God
2.8k
“The best books I read this year. Most were old (some very old), some new, some old but felt new. You can follow along on my reading list email (https://t.co/9yuC15FLai) if you want more recommendations next year. If you're stressed out and want to start … https://t.co/25uvubl5Zz pic.twitter.com/Qcwv0sAGt0”
The Vanishing American Adult
Ben Sasse
2.8k
“The best books I read this year. Most were old (some very old), some new, some old but felt new. You can follow along on my reading list email (https://t.co/9yuC15FLai) if you want more recommendations next year. If you're stressed out and want to start … https://t.co/25uvubl5Zz pic.twitter.com/Qcwv0sAGt0”
So You've Been Publicly Shamed
Jon Ronson
2.8k
“Very good book”
Empire state of mind
Zack O'Malley Greenburg
2.8k
“Yes @zogblog's book is great.”
The phenomenon
Rick Ankiel
2.8k
“LOVED the book.”
Highwire Moon
Susan Straight
2.8k
“In 2005, when I was a freshman in college, our convocation speaker was Susan Straight. We read her book Highwire M… https://t.co/XV02OYa9EJ pic.twitter.com/jQoJ73N1Ro”
Empty Mansions
Bill Dedman
2.8k
“Try the book Empty Mansions :)”
The Wisdom of Whores
Elizabeth Pisani
2.8k
“Please do. Read this a few years ago.”
The truth
Neil Strauss
2.8k
“Neil Strauss's new book is very good and very honest.”
The Pirate's Dilemma
Matt Mason
2.8k
“Matt Mason's book The Pirate's Dilemma is very good.”
Robinson Crusoe
Daniel Defoe
2.8k
“I remember very vividly going to the store Priceless with my parents as a kid and they let me pick out one book from the Great Illustrated Classics series each time. I think they were like $1.99 or $2.99 each? Anyway, I read basically the whole series book by book as a kid and it was an amazing introduction not just to reading but to really good stories and books. Robinson Crusoe. The Jungle Book. Tale of Two Cities. Huckleberry Finn. It was great. It was only later that I realized just how edited and different the books actually were. For instance, Tale of Two Cities does NOT begin with "It was the best of times. It was the worst of times." But anyway, I just bought the whole set for my newborn on eBay and am already starting again.”
A Tale of Two Cities
Charles Dickens
2.8k
“I remember very vividly going to the store Priceless with my parents as a kid and they let me pick out one book from the Great Illustrated Classics series each time. I think they were like $1.99 or $2.99 each? Anyway, I read basically the whole series book by book as a kid and it was an amazing introduction not just to reading but to really good stories and books. Robinson Crusoe. The Jungle Book. Tale of Two Cities. Huckleberry Finn. It was great. It was only later that I realized just how edited and different the books actually were. For instance, Tale of Two Cities does NOT begin with "It was the best of times. It was the worst of times." But anyway, I just bought the whole set for my newborn on eBay and am already starting again.”
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Mark Twain
2.8k
“I remember very vividly going to the store Priceless with my parents as a kid and they let me pick out one book from the Great Illustrated Classics series each time. I think they were like $1.99 or $2.99 each? Anyway, I read basically the whole series book by book as a kid and it was an amazing introduction not just to reading but to really good stories and books. Robinson Crusoe. The Jungle Book. Tale of Two Cities. Huckleberry Finn. It was great. It was only later that I realized just how edited and different the books actually were. For instance, Tale of Two Cities does NOT begin with "It was the best of times. It was the worst of times." But anyway, I just bought the whole set for my newborn on eBay and am already starting again.”
Goodbye to a river
Graves, John
2.8k
“I strongly recommend reading John Graves--particularly Goodbye to a River and Hard Scrabble as an introduction to the world of Texas ranching and farm life.”
Self-reliance
Ralph Waldo Emerson
2.8k
“I actually read Self-Reliance long before I'd heard of Marcus Aurelius.”
Lancelot
Walker Percy
2.8k
“I also loved his book Lancelot which is this sort of dark revenge fantasy against the terribleness of the modern world. It's almost more appropriate in the Trump-world than it was before it.”
Permission Marketing
Seth Godin
2.8k
“Some other good books to check out: Kevin Kelly’s 1000 True Fans: http://kk.org/thetechnium/1000-true-fans/ Permission Marketing by Seth Godin Blue Ocean Strategy by Renee Mauborgne and Chan Kim Monster Loyalty by Jackie Huba”
1000 True Fans
Kevin Kelly
2.8k
“Some other good books to check out: Kevin Kelly’s 1000 True Fans: http://kk.org/thetechnium/1000-true-fans/ Permission Marketing by Seth Godin Blue Ocean Strategy by Renee Mauborgne and Chan Kim Monster Loyalty by Jackie Huba”
Monster Loyalty How Lady Gaga Turns Followers Into Fanatics
Jackie Huba
2.8k
“Some other good books to check out: Kevin Kelly’s 1000 True Fans: http://kk.org/thetechnium/1000-true-fans/ Permission Marketing by Seth Godin Blue Ocean Strategy by Renee Mauborgne and Chan Kim Monster Loyalty by Jackie Huba”
American War
Omar El Akkad
2.8k
“I recently read the novel American War which was brilliant, beautiful and very very alarming.”
When Violence Is the Answer
Tim Larkin
2.8k
“Shit. Well good stuff. I've been working on a similarly excellent book this year. Check out When Violence Is The Answer by Tim Larkin. You and her should both read it.”
The Collected Essays, Journalism and Letters of George Orwell
George Orwell
2.8k
“Oh this is a great question. First off, just read any form of amazing writing. Doesn't matter if it is John McPhee writing about volcanos or Michael Lewis writing about flash trading. You just want to see the craft done well. As for specific writing related recommendations? Bird By Bird Tiny Beautiful Things Orwell's essay on writing Zissner's Writing Well And if I may be so bold, I think Perennial Seller is worth a shot.”
The Storm Before the Storm
Mike Duncan
2.8k
“Indeed. I have an early copy of Mike's new book which I am about to start”
Mein Kampf
Adolf Hitler
2.8k
“Um yeah I would. If more people had read Mein Kampf and taken it seriously WWII wouldn't have happened. You're being an idiot.”
The Strategy Paradox
Michael E. Raynor
2.8k
“The point I think you're looking for to handle this particular problem you're facing is a book called The Strategy Paradox by Michael Raynor. Essentially it's aimed at your question: How do you begin to pursue a new strategy without undermining your old or ongoing ones.”
The Savior Generals
Victor Davis Hanson
2.8k
“Great book”
The Shepherd's Life
James Rebanks
2.8k
“@herdyshepherd1 reading your book now, and love it.”
The Revenge of Analog
David Sax
2.8k
“Hadn't heard of this Sax book. Going to check it out”
Reminiscences
Douglas MacArthur
2.8k
“I've only read his memoirs.”
Anything you want
Derek Sivers
2.8k
“@sivers thank you. Just saw your post. Honored (I've read both of yours)”
The World According to Star Wars
Cass R. Sunstein
2.8k
“@CassSunstein Just read your book on Star Wars. Loved it.”
A Moral Equivalent to War
William James
2.8k
“Seneca also has a wonderful play about Hercules that is worth reading: http://www.theoi.com/Text/SenecaHerculesOetaeus.html Also suggest reading William James' essay A Moral Equivalent to War http://www.constitution.org/wj/meow.htm”
Hercules
Seneca the Younger
2.8k
“Seneca also has a wonderful play about Hercules that is worth reading: http://www.theoi.com/Text/SenecaHerculesOetaeus.html Also suggest reading William James' essay A Moral Equivalent to War http://www.constitution.org/wj/meow.htm”
It Can't Happen Here
Sinclair Lewis
2.8k
“have you read It Can't Happen Here?”
Roadfood
Jane Stern
2.8k
“have you read Road Food?”
Resilience
Eric Greitens
2.8k
“Present! A few other recommendations: What I Learned Losing $1 Million Dollars by Jim Paul Anti-Fragile by Nassim Taleb Resilience by Eric Grietens How They Succeeded by Orison Swett Marden”
How They Succeeded
Orison Swett Marden
2.8k
“Present! A few other recommendations: What I Learned Losing $1 Million Dollars by Jim Paul Anti-Fragile by Nassim Taleb Resilience by Eric Grietens How They Succeeded by Orison Swett Marden”
Nobody Wants to Read Your Sh*t
Steven Pressfield
2.8k
“Amazing book from an amazing author”
How Adam Smith Can Change Your Life
Russ Roberts
2.8k
“HUGE FAN of Russ and his book”
Do the Work
Steven Pressfield
2.8k
“"Do the work." Steve Pressfield”
The 50th law
Robert Greene
2.8k
“I was his research assistant on The 50th Law and Mastery and some misc projects between.”
Sick in the Head
Judd Apatow
2.8k
“@gretchenrubin Apatows book is so good”
Twilight of the elites
Christopher L. Hayes
2.8k
“@TVMoJoe @chrislhayes Really liked Chris's book Twilight of the Elites. Could argue we miss the obligation/duty elites are supposed to have”
When I stop talking, you'll know I'm dead
Jerry Weintraub
2.8k
“@brockmclaughlin @richcohen2003 Amazing book”
A slave in the White House
Elizabeth Dowling Taylor
2.8k
“@shloky look up Robert Smalls. The book A Slave in the Whitehouse is good. So are Olaudah Equiano's memoir”
The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano
Olaudah Equiano
2.8k
“@shloky look up Robert Smalls. The book A Slave in the Whitehouse is good. So are Olaudah Equiano's memoir”
Days of Rage
Bryan Burrough
2.8k
“@briankoppelman only slightly related but read Days of Rage. Burrough is amazing.”
Snitch
Ethan Brown
2.8k
“@briankoppelman oh and @ethanbrown72's book Snitch is good.”
In the sanctuary of outcasts
Neil White
2.8k
“@MattBruyninckx @farnamstreet Great book”
Do over
Jonathan Acuff
2.8k
“@JonAcuff well it was a great book. Going to do the speaking/packing check list”
Creatocracy
Elizabeth Wurtzel
2.8k
“@LizzieWurtzel just read Creatocracy. Really a beautiful little book.”
The Myth of Sisyphus and Other Essays
Albert Camus
2.8k
“@austinkleon The Stranger. I read Sisyphus in college”
Sayings of Dr. Johnson
Samuel Johnson LL.D.
2.8k
“@gretchenrubin @mikedariano There is also a book called Collection of Sayings I think--that's what I read”
News from nowhere
Edward Jay Epstein
2.8k
“@lisapease His book on the history of the tv news biz is one of there best there is: News from Nowhere”
Lincoln's Melancholy
Joshua Wolf Shenk
2.8k
“@austinkleon Both are amazing. Someone was telling me almost every phrase in 2nd Inaugural address is a book title”
Humilitas
John Dickson
2.8k
“Alive time vs Dead time. The books I read while away on business recently pic.twitter.com/RRFlYKTu3L”
The Ultimate Sales Machine
Chet Holmes
2.8k
“Alive time vs Dead time. The books I read while away on business recently pic.twitter.com/RRFlYKTu3L”
Slouching towards Bethlehem
Joan Didion
2.8k
“Alive time vs Dead time. The books I read while away on business recently pic.twitter.com/RRFlYKTu3L”
Fierce patriot
Robert L. O'Connell
2.8k
“Alive time vs Dead time. The books I read while away on business recently pic.twitter.com/RRFlYKTu3L”
Natchez Burning
Greg Iles
2.8k
“Alive time vs Dead time. The books I read while away on business recently pic.twitter.com/RRFlYKTu3L”
Confessions of a sociopath
M. E. Thomas
2.8k
“@ardensirens The sociopath book is quite good actually”
Choose Yourself!
James Altucher
2.8k
“Read James Altucher's new book...and then it is free. http://t.co/8dqk1Yxk45”
Talking to Strangers
Malcolm Gladwell
2.5k
“I remember I first read The Tipping Point then I read Blink then Outliers then David and Goliath which is also very good, but then when I read Talking with Strangers last year [...] I remember I shot him an email and I said 'Malcolm this book is like the definition of mastery, it's like watching a master at work'. He took this subject matter that should have been so difficult and frankly not interesting and it's fascinating.”
Lost & Found
Kathryn Schulz
1.8k
“On today's @dailystoic podcast I talk to @kathrynschulz about the perpetual disconnect between reality and rhetoric, the importance of confronting darkness and dealing with grief, and her new book Lost & Found: A Memoir. Listen here: https://t.co/9Luo3yfiJj pic.twitter.com/QpfLyLIF3F”