The Tim Ferriss Show is still one of my favorite podcasts to listen to, and I felt that his October 14th, 2021 episode was particularly strong. The episode is titled “How I Built The Tim Ferriss Show to 700+ Million Downloads – An Immersive Explanation of All Aspects and Key Decisions (Featuring Chris Hutchins)”. In…
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The Pumpkin Plan is a business book written by Mike Michalowicz about how to grow and build successful businesses. Like many business books, I think that the book is repetitive and could definitely do without so many anecdotes. However, this does not mean the book is not worth reading (feel free to skip parts if…
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NFTs are one of the most speculative and fastest moving investments you can make, so it is important to do your own research and try to better understand products you may be interested in buying. One recent NFT project I came across that really caught my eye is called NFTeams. It was created by a…
The Kite Runner is a book that was released in 2003 before becoming a movie in 2007. I believe it is considered one of the best books of all time, or at least it popped up quite often when I was looking for books to read. The Kite Runner is a heavy, emotional fiction story,…
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Michael Lewis is a famous author that I have mentioned before with Flash Boys, but he is also famous for other books such as The Blind Side and Moneyball. One of Lewis’ other books is The Undoing Project, which is a story about the relationship of Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky. Kahneman and Tversky are…
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In the past, I have recommended many podcasts from the Freaknonomics network such as Freakonomics, People I Mostly Admire, and No Stupid Questions. The newest podcast to be released under their network is called Freakonomics, M.D. Freakonomics, M.D. is hosted by Bapu Jena, who has one of the more interesting (and impressive backgrounds) you will…
Richard Branson is a well-known businessman throughout the world, but I think that while most people know his name, they might not actually know a whole lot about him. This includes me, as I knew that he was the founder of The Virgin Group, but not much else. After listening to Richard Branson’s new autobiography…
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Huguette Clark is the main character in the non-fiction book Empty Mansions, and she is a person from history worth learning more about. Huguette Clark was the daughter of William A. Clark, who is one of the most forgotten rich men in history. William A. Clark became rich from the copper industry, and when he…
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As someone who flies a lot (or used to before COVID-19), I have eaten my share of in-flight meals. Even though I am not a huge fan of these meals, I understand the difficulty in trying to make good food for an airplane. After watching a YouTube video titled “How Emirates Makes 225,000 In-Flight Meals…
As a basketball and NBA fan, I already knew a ton about Giannis and his background (one of the reasons I previously recommended watching the YouTube video “Finding Giannis“). There is a new book by Mirin Fader called “Giannis: The Improbable Rise of an NBA MVP” that I found one of the most captivating and…
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