The Lessons of History

Rating: 10/10Date Read:

The Lessons of History is a fantastic book, the best one I read in 2020. It is undervalued. While people talk about recent bestsellers this gem is waiting to be read. Any person can gain valuable insight and knowledge from this book.

Economical Writing

Rating: 9/10Date Read:

Even though this book is titled and marketed as a book for economists, in reality, it can help anyone to improve their writing (especially, nonfiction writers).

The Richest Man In Babylon

Rating: 8/10Date Read:

'The Richest Man In Babylon' is a collection of short and educational stories. These stories tell you about people living in ancient Babylon. Each story teaches you a small lesson on how to make progress towards financial stability.

Show Your Work

Rating: 7/10Date Read:

This is a good, solid read. I wouldn't call it life changing for me, more life upkeeping. For some people it can be life changing though. In this book, Austin argues that we should all share our work. He will share a lot of useful advice for doing work in public. Austin is very convincing. If you never considered sharing your work, by the end of this books, you will be convinced.

Why Buddhism is True

Rating: 5/10Date Read:

Why Buddhism is True feels a little to watery, however I can't judge it fully since I haven't finished it. The reason I did was that after Chapter 7 I wasn't getting any new information.