Tim Ferriss

James Glick wrote a brilliant book about the history of time travel

this might sound like an odd recommendation but Cheryl Strays tiny beautiful things

He has the paper managerie which was actually gifted to me by Matt Mullen blends or alternates in a sense between sci-fi and fantasy in this really compelling way.

picking up books like this one, haven't read it yet, but Running Toward mystery, The Adventure of an Unconventional Life, there are many, many, many different inputs that I look to outside of Stoicism, as valuable as it is.

But his latest Polo Stump, I highly recommend.

the every is great fiction

And then certainly that was in my particular case followed by reading the power law of venture capital in the making of the new future, which I didn't expect to learn as much from because I've spent 20 years surrounded by venture capitalists and doing angel investing, 17 years of that in Silicon Valley.

I recommend Oceans and Stars is great.

Robin Sloan's fiction moonbound and penumbra are great

And he wrote this book called How to Make a Few Billion Dollars.

I remember there was this book that was like why French women don't get fat or something and way back in the day I remember before his passing I was talking to Charles Polluin he's like yeah mthfr he's like that's why it's none of the other stuff in the book

you should read up on Leopold Aschenbrenner. You can look up Situational Awareness the Decade Ahead.

so in her book she talks about the Seattle Seahawks

Because then I thought the creative act and I thought Rick Rubin.

absolutely check out Push the Wall: My Life, Writing, Drawing, and the Art of Storytelling.

started using 10% Happier, meditating every day

So, even before his finals match in the world championships, my friend Josh Waitzkin, who is the basis for searching for Bobby Fischer, also very good at this, told the story of them trying to track down Marcelo because he was about to be in the final match for his particular weight class.

one of my favorite books is irrational man

There's a book called Spark that covers some of it, but it's very outdated.

I think it's let my people go surfing, etc.

he wrote The American confidence man which later became big conon and it was one chapter of that was turned into the movie Sting

there are many books on this, certainly on writing well by Zinsser.

In my prior work, Good to Great, Built to Last, Great by Choice, How the Mighty Fall, so forth, where I was doing match pair studies, and Jerry Porras really gets the credit for coming up with the idea of the historical match pair method that's been so central to me.