Runnin’ Down A Dream by Bill Gurley - A 300-Word Book Review
While reading this, I kept contemplating what business I would have to build which would truly align with my passions. I’m not quite sure I’ve found it yet. This book has encouraged me to keep trying new things until I do find it.
Atlas of the Heart by Brené Brown - A 300-Word Book Review
I found this book very easy to navigate. I put a bunch of post-its in it, as it is one of those books that you could flip to any page years down the road and still get massive value out of it.
The Meaning of Happiness by Alan Watts - A 300-Word Book Review
Happiness is a tricky thing to explain. Alan Watts does it by diving into acceptance, self-knowledge, and unity rather than a constant pursuit. He emphasizes that those who pursue it never end up finding it.
Joy by Osho - A 300-Word Book Review
Osho explores misery, unhappiness, happiness, joy, and bliss. Throughout the book, he explains how to enter a joyful state and what the difference is between joy and the rest.
In order to help you understand joy, he also explains the complications the ego causes, the importance of meditation, and why it all matters in the first place.
Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman - A 300-Word Book Review
This book is great for those who want to have a better idea of how to learn, make decisions, and understand our limitations that we may not realize we have.
From Third World To First by Lee Kuan Yew - A 300-Word Book Review
If you are looking for a history, geopolitics, Singapore, communism, or international affairs lesson, this book will be useful to you.
There is something to be said about how he grew Singapore from 0 to where it is now. For this reason, most entrepreneurs can take lessons from here.