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save what matters from every book you read

Joined May 2024
I'm officially introducing the BookNote app. A place to save your reading insights and put them into action:
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books to learn value investing:
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Guns, Germs, and Steel: Visualized
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controversial psychology books:
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books that turn anyone into a reader:
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Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari: Visualized
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books on the greatest inventors in history:
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books to catch up on modern philosophy:
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What's a great book nobody talks about?
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I haven't really seen anyone talk about Oliver Burkeman's Meditations for Mortals. I really enjoyed it. It was way more practical than his previous book (4000 weeks). It's a collection of 28 short chapters on 'practical imperfectionism' meant to be read over 28 days
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most important economics books ever written:
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books to understand the roman empire:
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the book: the lesson:
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BookNote retweeted
This guy's is the next @FoundersPodcast.
Guys in their 20s need to be biography maxxing. For some reason people are obsessed with reading self-help slop instead of the lives of the greatest men who ever lived. Napoleon was no one special in school, until he picked up Plutarch's lives. His teacher said he would "make a great sailor". Little did he know, Napoleon would become inspired by the likes of Alexander, Hannibal, and Caesar, and would follow in their footsteps. This is what I want from The Greats Book Club. To get people inspired about reading the lives of the greats.
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catch up on classic literature:
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highest rated biographies on goodreads: 1) Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand ( 4.39 stars )
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9) Elon Musk by Ashlee Vance ( 4.12 stars )
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10) John Adams by David McCullough ( 4.09 stars )
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