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BRICK BY BRICK @aincomeinvestor

2 days ago

What we’re on today.

BRICK BY BRICK @aincomeinvestor

2 days ago

Read at least 10 pages a day.

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BookNote @BookNoteApp

2 days ago

some of the best novels ever written:

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Poor Charlie’s Almanack is the best book on thinking clearly I’ve ever read. Charlie Munger was Warren Buffett’s partner for decades and one of the best investors who ever lived. This book collects his speeches. In one of them, he lists 25 ways the human mind tricks itself into bad decisions. In another, he explains that about 80 or 90 big ideas from different fields carry most of the weight in life, and that you should learn them all. His most famous advice is “Invert, always invert”: to work out how to succeed, first ask how you would fail. He once said that he and Buffett got ahead mainly by “trying to be consistently not stupid, instead of trying to be very intelligent.” It will change the way you make decisions.

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Nafi‘ @Tsunalyst

3 days ago

New arrivals.

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BookNote @BookNoteApp

4 days ago

Everyone should read The Lessons of History by Will and Ariel Durant at least once. The Durants spent about four decades writing an 11-volume history of civilization, around 10,000 pages in total. Then they wrote this book, about 100 pages long, with everything they had learned. Each chapter takes one big idea: biology, race, war, religion, economics, government. The first lesson is blunt: “life is competition.” You can read it in an afternoon. It’s the best 100 pages of history you will ever read.

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BookNote @BookNoteApp

4 days ago

books to understand why nations get rich:

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@jason @Jason

4 days ago

IKIGAI

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Giuliano @Giuliano_Mana

5 days ago

This book is fantastic.

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BookNote @BookNoteApp

5 days ago

9 books on the greatest founders in history: 1) The Thinking Machine by Stephen Witt ( Nvidia )

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CAPYBARA 🐹 @pinklovesyouu

6 days ago

In an episode of Gandang Gabi, Vice! (GGV), the Legaspi family was shown a photo of Zoren Legaspi in full woman glam, prompting reactions from his children, Mavy and Cassy Legaspi. “Wow! Yun lang. Kasi we were raised in a way na hindi maging homophobic or sexist,” Mavy said. “Yeah,” Cassy agreed. Zoren then recalled asking his son about his sexuality at a young age. “I think 15 or 16 tinanong ko na kasi siya,” Zoren said. “Bata pa,” Mavy reacted. “Bata pa,” Zoren agreed. “Mas bata pa, 12 ata,” Mavy added. “Straight ka ba o hindi?” Zoren recalled asking his son. “Ah, tinanong mo talaga? Why?” Vice Ganda asked. “Para alam ko na so we can gear up dun sa kung ano ka. Hindi ka na magtatago. Pag-aaralin na kita ng mananahi, mapapakinabangan na kita,” Zoren explained. “Agad? Paano kung hindi naman ’yan ang gusto niya? Pag bakla, mananahi agad? Wow, ang bago ng pananaw mo ha? Okay na ako sa unang statement eh… Pero what if he is really queer?” Vice responded. “Oh, ‘di isama siya sa’n ka pumunta,” Zoren replied. Mavy then recalled his conversation with his father, saying, “Naaalala ko yung talk namin noon ni Papa Z. Very supportive naman siya at hindi ko in-expect yun. Sobrang open siya. Di ko in-expect yun kasi siyempre ang tingin ko sa kanya action star, astig ang papa ko.” The conversation showed Mavy’s appreciation for his father’s openness and support, despite the tough action-star image he had of Zoren.

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Investing Books 📚 @BooksInvesting

a week ago

What does Howard Marks (@HowardMarksBook) tell people to read? 12 books, in his own words.

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MindBranches @MindBranches

a week ago

Book Summary: Thinking in Bets

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Divya Mangotra Manchanda @DivyaMangotra

a week ago

Rich in life cause my friends send me books. Thank you Ravi for gifting me one of my most anticipated reads of 2026.

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BookLab by Bjorn 📚 @poorbjorn

a week ago

These are books from my library that I haven’t read. Which one should be dusted off a be read?

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BookLab by Bjorn 📚 @poorbjorn

a week ago

Courage + distribution. Luther didn't change the world with the 95 theses alone. He wrote in German instead of Latin and leveraged the printing press (aka new tech).

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Michael Thrower Chowdhury @BevansAdvocate

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DeVonté @poetsnaps

a week ago

9 books I'll never forget

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BookNote @BookNoteApp

a week ago

books to become a modern renaissance man:

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lathe @lathe_guin

a week ago

The 📚 are finally here! Hahaha! Starting next month, I’m putting myself on a total book ban. Probably till March next year. Lol. (Need to buy shoes and undies instead.) #tsundoku