It is hard to believe this is the 10th year of my favorite book list. I am grateful to everyone who has followed and shared their love of reading with me. Your feedback has been incredible, and I am so thankful to have had the opportunity to connect with so many book lovers over the years.
2020 offered more than enough opportunity to spend time reading. Unfortunately, my attention span was pretty short during the lockdown and I spent more time doom scrolling than I care to admit! I was lucky that I had a very high hit rate with books this year. My recommended reading list this year has some really wonderful books that I think you’ll enjoy.
The end of the year is upon us and this is a great time to look back at some of the books our team has read this year. Andrew has put together a list of his favorite reads from the past 12 months. There is something for everyone on this list!
This is my fifth year of compiling my favorite book list. It is the shortest list I have posted. I didn’t get to read as many recommendable books in 2018. My reading list this year consisted of more management and technical books to help with certain areas of our business. None of these made my favorite list. My five favorites from this year are terrific and would have made my list each of the past five years. There is only one real business book on the list. So there should be something for everyone!
I am always looking for a great book to read. Reading helps me relax but it also helps build my mental lattice. I set a goal each year to read a certain number of books. This year I came up short of my goal, but the books I did read were all great. No throwaways so far! Here is my list of favorite books in 2017.
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This was another year of wonderful reading for me. I was able to find the time to read over 30 books this year and I have a few more I plan to finish before the end of the year. Here are seven books from my list that are my favorites.
One of the few hobbies I have been able to keep up as I enter middle age is reading. I read a lot more this year, but only a few books make the cut that I would recommend to you. If you are looking to pick up something to read this holiday season, here are a few of my favorites for 2015.
I am a massive fan of reading and a book nut. It makes me a better investor and helps build what Charlie Munger calls your “Lattice Work of Mental Models” I thought it would be fun to share some of my favorite books I have read over the past year.
