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Livros recomendados por Shane Parrish
Shane Parrish é o criador do Farnam Street (fs.blog), um dos blogs mais influentes do mundo sobre pensamento claro, tomada de decisão e aprendizado contínuo. Partindo de sua experiência na área de inteligência e segurança, desenvolveu um método próprio de curadoria intelectual baseado em modelos mentais e na leitura das grandes obras do conhecimento humano.
Suas recomendações de leitura refletem essa obsessão por qualidade e profundidade: Parrish tende a indicar obras atemporais sobre psicologia, filosofia, estratégia e ciência — livros que constroem raciocínio em vez de apenas transmitir informação. Para quem quer ler menos e pensar melhor, sua lista é um ponto de partida confiável.
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O Guardanapo Mágico
Dan Roam · 2008
”Consider this a smart primer on visual thinking.”
A Arte da Investigação Científica
W. I. B. Beveridge · 1950
”Originally published in 1950, the book endeavors to understand the methods by which discoveries have been made and form some general observations.”
O Investidor Emocionalmente Inteligente
Ravee Mehta · 2012
”This book has less to do with investing and more to do with decision making than the title suggests.”
Os Ensaios
Michel de Montaigne · 1580
”Reading these guys, along with Seneca, has really helped foster my interest in philosophy.”
As Leis da Termodinâmica
Peter Atkins · 2010
”The book, which I’m working my way through after the recommendation of an incredibly smart friend, explains the four laws and how they work in relatively accessible language.”
Maestro
Roger Nierenberg · 2003
”This book was exceptional and very much along the lines of other business fables such as: The Goal , The Five Dysfunctions of a Team , and Death by Meeting .”
Charlie Munger: Um Investidor do Lado Oposto de Wall Street
Tren Griffin · 2015
”Griffin does an extraordinary job of curating, synthesizing, and organizing the vast wisdom Munger has left for humanity.”
Vidas e Doutrinas dos Filósofos Ilustres
Diogenes Laertius
”Anyway, Bion is a pretty hard dude to track down which is why I picked up this book as there is a small section on him.”
The Stopwatch Gang
Greg Weston · 1989
”I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention the first book I ever read cover to cover for pleasure: The Stopwatch Gang .”
Pebbles of Perception
Laurence Endersen · 2016
”This book is an invitation to be curious, build character, and make better choices.”
A Mais Pura Verdade Sobre a Desonestidade
Dan Ariely · 2012
”This is a fascinating look at our own propensity to cheat and rationalize our dishonesty.”
O Dicionário Financeiro do Diabo
Jason Zweig · 2015
”Inspired by Ambrose Bierce’s masterpiece The Devil’s Dictionary, Jason Zweig takes an equally beautiful and cynical view of the entire finance industry.”
101 Things I Learned in Engineering School
John Kuprenas · 2013
”You can read it in a night and walk away thinking about materials differently.”
Elogio da Lentidão
Carl Honore · 2004
”An interesting history of our relationship with time that tackles some consequences.”
A Arte do Acordo
Donald Trump · 1987
”It’s clear he’s honed his persuasion skills over many years and he’s one of the best.”
Atalho
John Pollack · 2015
”I thought I’d skim this book but I had a hard time putting it down.”
Mindfulness em Linguagem Simples
Henepola Gunaratana · 2002
”This book deepens our understanding of the nuts-and-bolts of meditation including the how, what, where, when and why but also how to deal with distractions and common challenges people face along the way.”
As Aventuras de Henry Thoreau
Michael Sims · 2011
”A worthwhile chronicle of Thoreau’s formative years that acts as a rich backdrop to deepen our understanding of Walden and Civil Disobedience .”
Letters to a Young Scientist
Edward O. Wilson · 2006
”It’s partly a memoir and partly a how-to guide for a thoughtful young person interested in making a dent in science.”
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