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Read your list, we have a bunch of books in common Why Nations Fail (was an interesting read!) Thinking Fast and Slow (This was on a lot of trader desks and w
by kenned3 8y ago
Read your list, we have a bunch of books in common
Why Nations Fail (was an interesting read!)
Thinking Fast and Slow (This was on a lot of trader desks and was a good read.)
The Elephant In The Brain (this is the first audiobook i have ever listed to, agree, highly underrated.)
Principles (many years ago, I worked at BW for around 4 years... It was required reading, but remains one of my top recommended books. I actually own a copy of his original principals, and still bought the hard cover. Dalio's deep thinking is amazing).
- james_s_tayler 8y agoI've got another one in my bookshelf I'm about to tackle next called "In Defense Of Troublemakers". It's about how group dynamics also produce irrationality and why dissent is dangerous but necessary. I'd say you'd probably really enjoy it too.