Nicolas Cole

My personal favorite book on wealth & happiness: The Almanack of Naval Ravikant by @EricJorgenson It perfectly reconciles the often conflicting desire to get "really rich" with the desire to get "really happy."

Excellent read!

Lolita is a masterpiece. Enjoy it!

If these books aren’t on your bookshelf, then what are you reading?

If these books aren’t on your bookshelf, then what are you reading?

If these books aren’t on your bookshelf, then what are you reading?

15/ Jim Collins: Data-Backed Business Success Book: Good to Great

3/ Fahrenheit 451
Maybe more relevant than ever, Ray Bradbury's totalitarian fiction story paints a grim future where freedom of speech is completely suppressed.
If you are building technology in this domain, read this book.

4/ Ready Player One This may be the defining sci-fi book of what it might look like to live an entirely digital life, first. And considering the explosion of NFTs and investments pouring into building "the metaverse," it feels closer than ever.

3/ Fahrenheit 451 Maybe more relevant than ever, Ray Bradbury's totalitarian fiction story paints a grim future where freedom of speech is completely suppressed. If you are building technology in this domain, read this book.

2/ 1984
George Orwell's most well-known work is also the inspiration behind Apple's groundbreaking ad in 1984, proclaiming the end of the mindless following and the great beginning of technology-induced creativity.