What is one book you have read in the last year that taught you a lesson you think about daily?

Make good habits easy to follow and make bad habits difficult

Atomic Habits

I’ve read a lot of replies to the question, but with this simple reply…you’ve blown my mind right open with this one sentence. Atomic Habits just jumped towards the top of my reading list. Thank you 🙏.

Atomic Habits - if you want to do more of something, make it easy. I carry books around with me in my bag now so I default to reading more, and got a library card for the library next to my office. Totally changed my life!

Atomic habits: "each action you take is a vote for the person you wish to become."

It’s not what you make it’s what you keep. The richest man in Babylon

Extreme Ownership by Jacko Willink! I learned am always in control of how I respond to the world and that even when unexpected things happen, it's how I respond that matters most.

Extreme Ownership by @jockowillink

The lesson I learned is that the most important thing about bitcoin isn't its price appreciation against fiat, the most important thing is its incorruptibilty. The price appreciation is just a side effect of that. @saifedean

Read, reread, cliff notes, sidebar, oh then I read it again🤣

Psychology of Money - @morganhousel . So many great lessons in the book that can be applied to many more situations than just money, but also especially to money.

Life’s a game of poker not chess

“Follow your personal legend”

The Alchemist. An annual read that provides understanding and wisdom with longevity.

This book is something I would say no one should miss to read to hack their fastest growth :-

Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl taught me that all toxicitity, anxieties & depression could be because of an inability to construct a meaning for ourselves. He says that ppl were able to remain hopeful in the most hopeless situation by finding meaning.