What is one thing (article, books) you read once a year?

"Letters from a Stoic" by Seneca, which pairs nicely with "Meditations".

The Almanack of @naval by @EricJorgenson, at least once a year.

A book I have read and re-read many times is Daily Stoic by @RyanHoliday It's one page a day bite size stoic content. I get different takeaways from it each time.

Daily Stoic! Knock out a page each day of the year!

I'm on my third trip through The Daily Stoic by @RyanHoliday, using a different colour pen for each year.

The War Of Art - Steven Pressfield. Many, many years in a row now - it's an excellent reminder.

War of Art. I own it on Audible, Kindle, and physical copy. I visit it once a quarter and now have my thirteen-year-old reading it too.

The Four Agreements (4 years straight)

Totally! Me too. It's just about the most inspiring thing ever.

For me it's been 1. Never Split the difference 2. Psychology of Money

For me it's been 1. Never Split the difference 2. Psychology of Money