Books

I have 100 books languishing on my shelf that I’ve never had time to read.

I decided to start a new game, “First Chapter, Last Chapter” with any business book where I want the gist but not ready to toss it.

First Up: Mindstorms by Seymour Papert, a book from 1980 about how education will change in the era of personal computers

I have 100 books languishing on my shelf that I’ve never had time to read.

I decided to start a new game, “First Chapter, Last Chapter” with any business book where I want the gist but not ready to toss it.

First Up: Mindstorms by Seymour Papert, a book from 1980 about how education will change in the era of personal computers

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OMG this might actually get me through my (stodgy, unexciting) business book backlog. TY!

co-founder @chaindrop § software engineer § privacy wonk § music head § theoretical memeticist

Lmk if you come across any good ones! (Not like I need more book recs lol)

lol well since you asked… one of the only business books I ever recommend is Gerry Weinberg’s “Secrets of Consulting”, which I think is great even if you’ve never consulted and never intend to. Great anecdotes about dealing with difficult team and people dynamics that always stuck with me.

REALLY.

Not like i need a new book but…. 😆😆

🙇🏻‍♂️ with apologies 🙇🏻‍♂️

Let me know if you have any must-reads for me!