π book collection
a running shelf of what's shaped how i think, play, and cook
top 3, all time
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1. Meditations β Marcus Aurelius pretty much talking to himself, but itβs so impactful because 2,000 years later itβs still relevant. When I canβt get someone to read it, I at least get them to watch Michael Sugrue's lecture on it.
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2. Atomic Habits β might be the holy grail of personal development books. Helped me understand how to change my mentality and increase my agency in how I live.
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3. Greenlights β a fun ride, probably mostly embellished (hard to tell with Matthew McConaughey). Love his movies and voice though, so for this one I had to listen the audiobook.
memoirs
- π½οΈUnreasonable Hospitality β Will Guidara
- π€Based on a True Story β Norm Macdonald
- π¦Greenlights β Matthew McConaughey
- πThe Mamba Mentality β Kobe Bryant
fiction
- βοΈVagabond, Vol. 1β7 β Takehiko Inoue (VIZBIG)
- π‘οΈBerserk, Vol. 1β3 β Kentaro Miura
- π¦Batman: Year One β Frank Miller
personal development
- π―Essentialism β Greg McKeown
- π§How to Stop Worrying and Start Living β Dale Carnegie
- πͺοΈAntifragile β Nassim Nicholas Taleb
- πThe 48 Laws of Power β Robert Greene
- ποΈMeditations β Marcus Aurelius
- π£οΈThe Next Conversation β Jefferson Fisher
- πAtomic Habits β James Clear
- π§ΉThe Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up β Marie Kondo
- βοΈWinning Chess Openings β Yasser Seirawan
- βHow to Win at Chess β Levy Rozman
- π°The Intelligent Investor (Revised Ed.) β Benjamin Graham
- π³The Food Lab β J. Kenji LΓ³pez-Alt