Tim Ferriss

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

I was obsessed with where's Waldo?

the Blue Ocean Strategy, probably worth checking out.

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

Pattern Recognition is an incredible book. I read it once every couple of years. It's beautiful.

Sin City, Batman Year 1, like the list is super long, 300, etc.

I just finished listening to Charlie in the Chocolate Factory by the same author.

I believe his first mega bestseller was I hope they serve beer in hell.

what kind of got me thinking about philosophy was the God delusion by Richard Dawkins and the moral landscape by Sam Harris.

I think there's a book called Bad Science by Ben Goldacaker who's an MD from the UK. There are a number of chapters that are not relevant to a US audience, but it's a helpful book for teaching yourself to think in a structured way, right, scientifically about medicine.

We had both brought The Stranger by Kimu.

And by the way, everybody knows Michael Lewis and Moneyball and many of his other books like The Big Short, my favorite movie.

Robin Sloan's fiction moonbound and penumbra are great

oh the Thousand autumns of Jacob dooi I think his his book about dejima over in Nagasaki historical fiction beautiful book

I remember like I talked at length in the 4-hour body about postsurgical anabolic use

I've read Nudge I read misbehaving and all of these

James did a great job with atomic habits but I will be delighted to wager that many people didn't read the whole thing

I started listening to Green Lights.

I'll recommend both books to everybody essentially m is one of my most highlighted Kindle books that I have effortless is similar

it's called Stop Fixing Yourself, Wake Up. All is well. It's by Anthony Dlo, the Jesuit priest and therapist that we talked about earlier.

rejection by Tony can't say his last name t it's amazing

there's a great book on propaganda by Eddie bernes where he explored it with doing a study on the most important meal of the day

And this actually makes me think of Dale Carnegie and how to stop worrying and start living.