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Books mentioned in Books I’ve Loved — Matt Mullenweg | The Tim Ferriss Show
From The Tim Ferriss Show · 2020-04-15
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“And third, Greg McKeown's Essentialism.”
“The first is called Paper Menagerie and Other Stories, which is by Ken Liu.”
“Second one is called Sum, which is 40 tales from the afterlives. This is by a guy who's normally more of a science writer named David Eagleman.”
“And that is the Foundation by Isaac Asimov.”
“It was a great podcast called On Being and, um, has a book called Becoming Wise.”
“The second that I'm going to recommend is called On Grief and Grieving, which is by Elizabeth Kubler-Ross.”
“is called When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalanithi.”
“It's called uh Why Buddhism is True by Robert Wright.”
“It's called Principles by Ray Dalio”
“It's called Nonviolent Communication, which is by Marshall Rosenberg.”
“I'm going to recommend a book called Remote, which is by the folks over at Basecamp, Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson.”
“And the book that's been most influential in my entire life there was called On Writing or is called On Writing Well by William Zinsser.”
“it's called Metaphors We Live By.”
“Also a fairly new book by Shane Parrish... And they're doing a five volume series called the great mental models.”
“there's this great book called um Poor Charlie's Almanack, which was a collection of Charlie Munger's speeches”
“is called Conscious, a brief guide to the fundamental mystery of the mind. This is by Annika Harris.”
“He's probably best known for Sapiens”
“I read Homo Deus.”
“was his his last one, which was 21 Lessons for the 21st Century.”
“ever since I was exposed to one of his early works, Fooled by Randomness and Black Swan, I will probably always be a fan of Nassim Taleb.”
“ever since I was exposed to one of his early works, Fooled by Randomness and Black Swan, I will probably always be a fan of Nassim Taleb.”