Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones Author: James Clear Topics: Habits All information is attributed to the author. Except in the case where we may have misunderstood a concept and summarized incorrectly. These notes are only for reference and we always suggest reading from the original …
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Humans: A Brief History of How we F*cked it All Up Author: Tom Phillips Topics: Anthropology, History, Heuristics, Biases All information is attributed to the author. Except in the case where we may have misunderstood a concept and summarized incorrectly. These notes are only for reference and we always suggest reading from the original source. …
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Pragmatic Thinking & Learning: Refactor Your Wetware Author: Andy Hunt Topics: Neuroscience, Learning, Mental Models, Systems Thinking All information is attributed to the author. Except in the case where we may have misunderstood a concept and summarized incorrectly. These notes are only for reference and we always suggest reading from the original source. Chapter 1: …
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The Almanack of Naval Ravikant Author: Eric Jorgenson, Naval Ravikant Topics: Lifestyle design, Psychology, Philosophy, Mental Models All information is attributed to the author. Except in the case where we may have misunderstood a concept and summarized incorrectly. These notes are only for reference and we always suggest reading from the original source. Tweets Seek …
Antifragile: Things That Gain From Disorder Author: Nassim Nicholas Taleb Topics: Economics, Systems Design, Mental Models All information is attributed to the author. Except in the case where we may have misunderstood a concept and summarized incorrectly. These notes are only for reference and we always suggest reading from the original source. Contents II. The …
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