The Book In Three Or More Sentences: Unique chance to get into the life (and mind) of one of the most interesting guys of the 21st century – Elon Musk. The guy behind PayPal, SpaceX, SolarCity, The Boring Company, and Tesla Motors. How he got started in the business world with companies like PayPal and later SpaceX? What he’s up to now? How does he imagine the future and how dreaming huge (not only big) can make you a modern […]

The Book In Three Or More Sentences: A bunch of unrelated, sometimes, quotes and notes about starting a company: What questions to ask yourself before starting a business? How to hire people? How to advertise? It presents a vague idea about how to build a monopoly. Zero to One by Peter Thiel and Blake Masters offers no formula for success. But offers something probably more valuable: prompts you to question your business idea so you can find new, and hopefully […]

The Book In Three Or More Sentences: Whether you are a professional, an entrepreneur, a middle manager, a writer, or a student who struggles with procrastination, motivation, and creativity, the tips mentioned in The Now Habit by Neil Fiore will help you change your life for the better. The information inside is based on the experiences of thousands of coaching and therapy clients and seminar participants who have shared their difficulties and their triumphs with the author. The main thesis […]

The Book In Three Or More Sentences: Anxiety by Fritz Riemann was originally published under the title Grundformen der Angst (Basic forms of fears). It’s a book about human behavior, fear, and how to control, mitigate, and overcome the feelings of fear. The author explains the origin of our fears, how they influence our daily lives and aim to help us get rid of the things that frighten us most. Ahh, along with that, he presents four personality types that […]

The Book In Three Or More Sentences: The 210 management principles Ray Dalio, one of the world’s most successful investors and entrepreneurs, uses to run his company, Bridgewater. Why it’s important to have principles in general and how these rules can be applied in our daily lives. This book will help you find what you want, what is true and what you can do about it. The Core Idea: Ray Dalio’s attempt is to identify the specific habits and behaviors […]

The Book In Three Or More Sentences: In Mastery, Robert Greene explains in great details why talent is not everything. How even if you’re born with a lack of obvious skills and higher intelligence you can still excel in certain fields and amaze the people around you. To do so, however, you need to understand that life is a kind of continuous apprenticeship where you must endlessly improve in your craft. The Core Idea: Life is to short to figure […]

The Book In Three Or More Sentences: Self-motivating mumbo-jumbo you’ve probably heard before. Gary John Bishop argues that we should act, even if we don’t feel like doing anything. That we’re what we do, not what we think. That we can escape the hamster wheel lifestyle if we’re willing to do the work. Unfortunately, the book doesn’t offer any real advice on how to do the things mentioned inside. It’s a very general read. The Core Idea: With his book, […]

The Book In Three Or More Sentences: Who Owns The Future? is a book that describes hypothetical speculations about the future – which will most probably occur. Jaron Lanier argues that the middle classes will crumble if we keep concentrating more money and more power towards big digital networks (think Facebook and Google). He encourages us to rethink the way we consume information if we want to avoid another destructive, wallet-zeroing recession. The Core Idea: The book covers multiple topics […]

The Book In Three Or More Sentences: Unlike the other business books, where the authors talk mostly about how cool it is to start a business, how to raise capital, and how important it is to carefully plan your next 5 years, in The Hard Things About The Hard Things you’ll find what to do when things go south. Ben Horowitz is brutally honest about the complications coming from running a business, especially in the tech industry, and paints a […]

The Book In Three Or More Sentences: The book explores the principles of epidemics. Or in other words, what kind of events happen prior to something becoming viral. Along with the other things, Malcolm Gladwell explains in details how the TV show Sesame Street conquered the children’s media when everyone else thought that it’s impossible; How the rate of rampant crimes in 80s NYC dropped in less than a decade; What’s the key to get people to change their behavior. […]