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I loved it. It's a book I would reread after every ten years or so. Surprisingly exceeded all expectations.
Went into this after Midnight Library(wow) and Reasons to stay alive(wow, again) but it left me disappointed. Most of it felt rehashed from Reasons to Stay Alive. And rest of it felt haphazard like blog posts knit together without flow. ...
It was way better than what I expected it to be. It gives guide posts which are basically mantras for wholehearted living. Talks about perfection, shame, vulnerability and many other things. Good read!
Very engaging read! Moving back and forth timelines was wonderful. If you run, you should read this. If you don't run, you should still read this and then you'll run!
I should have taken longer to finish this. I'll revisit it multiple times, so hopefully that makes up for this binge. If you ever feel unsettled , anxious and just panicky, read this. It is a book that everyone should keep near them. It ...
It has got everything. A thriller, a book about mental health, a story about ageing and a tale of just life happening to people. Heartwarming and feel goody. The narrator for the audible audiobook added an extra layer with her wonderful ...
Brilliant binge read. Compact,actionable, anecdotal and warm. Must read,multiple times.
A logically laid out compilation of all the tweets and podcasts from naval. The addition of visualizations was a great bonus. An engaging read with a wealth of varied wisdom.
So much information condensed in form of stories that have lessons with them. Guy Raz's soothing narration adds to the audiobook experience. Must listen/read, especially, if you like the How I Built This podcast.
Fascinating, educative and addictive. The audiobook is stunning with great narration.
"sometimes the only way to learn is to live."!!
Overall, a very motivating and well narrated(audible!) book. However, it does get a bit too extreme at times and might feel a drag. The good parts hit hard though and outnumber the bad ones. Worth a go!
It was good to factually see how important sleep is. But the claims just went on and on and it became pretty mundane and scary after a while
Beautifully written. Sweet and simple. The story being told from different perspectives was refreshing.
Great entry point into philosophy . Covers the greats succinctly! Engaging read.
Good decent book. Learnt the zettelkasten method. But drags on a bit. Can leave after reading half and getting an idea of what it is. Then learn by implementing it!
Short and nice. Felt like a cumulation of blog posts. Good ideas and examples
Hart wrenching, real and beautiful. You can't put it down once you are beyond half of the book.
This book says on its back, " One book can change your life." And this is capable of doing that for anyone of us. Absolute gem
