The world is full of untapped knowledge within books, whether in Kindle or paper form. Some books can transport readers to new realms of thought, sparking dialogue and joy. Sharing impactful books is a small way to extend their influence in the grand experiment of humanity. By engaging with these books and contributing our own insights, we participate in humanity’s progress. How will you join this experiment and make your mark?
How do you get work done? How do you combine discipline, flow and process to accomplish difficult tasks?
Continue reading “Discipline, Flow, and Process”The Agile Gene: How Nature Turns on Nurture, published in 2003 by Matt Ridley
Ten years after its publication, this book has aged extremely well. Its incisive views of nature vs. nurture, free will, and emotions have opened new paths for exploration.
Continue reading “Nature and Nurture”This is a book of hope for humanity. But more than just hope, Jeff Hawkins has a plan–a plan for all humanity, and beyond. Each of its three sections is largely independent, and yet in the final two, short chapters Jeff Hawkins unites the book into a breathtaking estate plan for humanity.
Continue reading “Hope for Humanity: Review of the book A Thousand Brains, by Jeff Hawkins”Inclusion leads to success. Extraction leads to failure. Human nature is flawed. Without strong guardrails and protections for freedom, the natural human greed and hubris of leaders frequently lead to corruption, then extraction, then inevitable failure of a nation.
Trail of Sparks 