Books 📚

  • Published on
    2025

    Currently Reading: Chess Blueprint: The Only Practical Chess Guide that Teaches You How to Think, Plan, and Win

    Practical chess frameworks and pattern-based thinking. Reading this to improve decision-making under time pressure.
  • Published on
    2025

    Currently Reading: Vanderbilt: The Rise and Fall of an American Dynasty

    A business and family history read to better understand power, legacy, and cycles of wealth.
  • Published on
    2025

    Currently Reading: Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow

    Re-reading future-of-humanity themes around technology, biology, and systems.
  • Published on
    2025

    Currently Reading: Human: The Science Behind What Makes Your Brain Unique

    Neuroscience-focused read exploring cognition and what drives individual behavior.
  • Published on
    2025

    Currently Reading: The Art of Eating

    Reading for perspective on taste, culture, and storytelling through food.
  • Published on
    2025

    Currently Reading: Supercharge Your Sleep

    A practical health read on sleep quality, stress, and consistency.
  • Published on
    2025

    Currently Reading: The Hidden Life of Trees

    Nature + systems thinking; reading this one slowly and enjoying it.
  • Published on
    2025

    Currently Reading: The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck

    A mindset refresher on prioritization, tradeoffs, and emotional discipline.
  • Published on
    2020
    The best book I’ve read. A must-read on where we came from and how shared beliefs shape societies.
  • Published on
    2020

    Misbehaving: The Making of Behavioral Economics

    Great stories and frameworks on biases and the gap between theory and human behavior.
  • Published on
    2020

    Poor Economics

    A humbling and practical lens on poverty, incentives, and policy design.
  • Published on
    2016

    The Kite Runner

    A powerful book about family, guilt, and the long arc of redemption.
  • Published on
    2020

    1984

    A classic on information control and power. Still feels extremely relevant.
  • Published on
    2020

    Animal Farm

    Short, sharp political allegory that rewards re-reading.