Tim Ferriss

"What I also enjoyed is that it's entirely in Tony's voice." - Tim Ferriss

one of Plato's dialogues gorgeous came up there and it talked about this guy Socrates.

Dave Edgars Pirate Shop, he's got his heartbreaking work of staggering genius comes out.

Six Pillars of Self-Esteem by Nathaniel Brandon. Amazing.

I read on writing by Stephen King

The 80/20 Principle, Richard Koch. That just gets old.

Still have my early copies and my notes from those books with losing my virginity, Richard Branson, early Ivon Shinard, you know, I think it's let my people go surfing, etc.

I like I don't want to talk about it, the old book, and I like Fierce Intimacy.

Agmandino who wrote the greatest salesman.

But John Crowley, also a poet, Little Big is the name of the book. Okay. It checks the boxes that you're talking about. Okay. Just a recommendation. Little big by John Crowley.

There's a book back there called Of Wolves and Men by Barry Lopez... Of Wolves and Men is one of the best nonfiction books I've ever read

She doesn't publish Beloved till she's 56.

I did a book that imitated them shamelessly in Ronin.

I'm a big fan of Robert heinan oh yeah Stranger in a Strange Land and all just just all of them I I come back to those over and over again

a friend of mine recently recommended a book to me which was something like the highly sensitive person or something like that

I happen to love the problems of philosophy which berand Russell wrote sort of about Vicor Stein's ideas but before Vicor Stein published and it's written in plain language it's not hard to understand

the success principles, how to get from where you are to where you want to be. It's really the basis of everything I do.

I'll tell you because I loved the original. The book is amazing.

I mean, when did Cryptonomicon come out? Which I love.

War breaker the free book is on there

I was obsessed with where's Waldo?

the Blue Ocean Strategy, probably worth checking out.

All the Pretty Horses, the the Border Trilogy, just everything.

And one of the first books Lynn recommended to me was Dennis Johnson, Train Dreams.