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These are the 10 best books I read this year! Not all of these came out this year, but they were what I personally got the most value from in 2020. It wasn't meant to be a top 10 list, but it just so happened that I had 10 books
2019 was the year of personal productivity books for me, and 2020 has turned out to be the year of business books. I’ve read half a dozen of them this year and wanted to call out 3 that stood out to me. Company of One Company of One is
I’ve been reading the new(ish) book, Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World, and as the title suggests, it makes the case for why being well-rounded, experimenting so you have more than one skill, and having the ability to think on your feet are important to success
Apple Books is the best Apple service and store that I will not be using again anytime soon. It pains me to say it because I really do enjoy it, but I’ve listened to two audiobooks in it this year and there is one reason I won’t be
I set out to read 20 books in 2019 and today, on the final day of the year, I have completed my 21st book. Here are 21 micro-reviews of each book, in the order I read them: It Doesn’t Have to be Crazy at Work Probably the best book
I made a personal goal in 2019 to read 20 books. Considering I read like 5 in 2018, that was a pretty lofty goal, but I’m happy to say I just got there, finishing Malcom Gladwell’s The Tipping point yesterday afternoon. I’m really happy with myself for