Books are so underrated.
We can literally read the minds of our deceased mentors and apply their wisdom to improve our lives.
A life hack rarely used by the people who would benefit most.
It's not a coincidence that highly successful people read a lot of books.
The really tough thing about reading books is that not all books are worth reading.
Despite the thought, there are still many books worth reading often times multiple times. My fav so far is Mediations from Marcus Aurelius it taught me stoic principles provide fatherly wisdom and mentorship in a tough period of my life. Particularly when I was dealing with very challenging cases involving crime against children.
Yes for sure. We are a book family. It will be interesting to see how AI gets integrated into self education and if the wisdom of authors becomes mostly anonymous or not.
Good reminder to double down on the book reading
I started a reading list in 2022 which has helped to curate everything I get through
Probably a book every 2 weeks over a year
So much wisdom for 20$ it’s crazy
I hope you enjoyed my book!
I did! And it's on the reading list as "read" 😅
My respect for you just shot up two points. :-)
I'm really glad to hear that. I'm honored.
Now, if you could get like a million other people to read it too. ;-)
By the way, we just updated the subtitle on the English version to, "How Bitcoin will Reshape Marriage, Societies, the State, Trade, and Empower the Third World."
Also my wife just translated, and we just published Benefits of Bitcoin in Swedish!
