biographies

"The shorter the book, the less the bullshit"

A beautiful book that distills Montaigne's universal essays

Goodman and Soni are some of my favorite biographers. Here they recount the life of Cato. It does a good job in depicting the man and the morals and also Rome at that time

Rockerfeller lead an impressive life. I had this idea of him being a despicable man that would do anything for money. The book paints a more complete and compelling picture. He did indeed amass the biggest fortune of his time but was also a very big philanthropist

Neither Leonardo nor Isaacson need introductions. This book is a wonderful biography. Go read it. Stay curious.

Peter Seibel interviews some of the most successful and prolific programmers of our time

This book condenses the philosophy of leadership that Bill Walsh—one of the most successful head coaches in NFLs history—developed and applied throughout his career. It is a philosophy rooted in excellence and sacrifice. It shows that there are really no short-cuts to being and doing great. Put in the work and "the score will take care of itself"

Haruki Murakami's memoir is an ode to running and writing

Engaging inside view of Uribe's time as president of Colombia. Regardless of what you think of him, he was a key figure in setting Colombia on a path to success.