GOODREADS
Here you’ll find notes and quotes from some of the books I’ve read.
❝ The sky is not the limit, it is the mind. ❞
Book notes 
01.
Deep Work,
by Cal Neport
Deep work is highly important, especially with the rising of intelligent machines. The digital revolution is accelerating the innovation, driving the productivity. It’s a race with the machine. In the future, the key question to hire someone is : “Are you good in working with intelligent machines or not ?”
02.
The Dip,
by Seth Godin
The Dip is a great book that treats the paradox of quiting and sticking. Is “NOT QUITING “always a good strategy to adopt ?
03.
So Good They Can't Ignore You,
by Cal Neport
The core message of this book is about strategies/philosphy to adopt in order to have a fulfilled working life, to achieve a great career. It starts by arguing why “Follow your passion” is not as good advice as it seems to be.
Instead, it stands for working right in order to find right compelling work opportunities.
This philosophy is less sexy than the fantasy of dropping off everything in order to pursue a compelling passion/dream/project, but it gives a realistic approach to how to structure your career so that it could be outstanding.
04.
Relentless,
by Tim Grover
Tim Grover, coach of elite athletes like Kobe Bryant, Charles Barkley and Dwayne Wade. The man behind Micheal Jordan “Flying” shares in this book what he thinks are the 13 key elements that make the difference between the average, top and iconic players.
05.
The Unplugged Alpha,
by Richard Cooper
This book breaks down some of the key rules about the attitude men should have with the opposite sex, in order make healthier attachements with women, become a truly authentic alpha, and lead a passion-filled life with the person that really deserves to enter your frame.
