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Decision Making

Super Thinking by Gabriel Weinberg and Lauren McCann

To make better decisions, it's crucial to develop mental models—frameworks that help simplify and understand complex situations. By drawing from a broad range of disciplines, these models provide practical tools for problem-solving, avoiding common cognitive biases, and improving judgment. Applying a diverse set of mental models allows for more effective thinking and smarter choices in both personal and professional life.

The Anthology of Balaji by Eric Jorgenson

Balaji Srinivasan's ideas emphasize leveraging technology to reshape society, particularly through decentralized networks, digital currencies, and the concept of the network state. By understanding the power of distributed systems and individual sovereignty, individuals and communities can transcend traditional boundaries and create new forms of governance and collaboration. The anthology distills these key concepts, showcasing how embracing innovation and foresight can enable people to take control of their own destinies in an increasingly interconnected world.

The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene

To gain true power, mold yourself like clay, constantly evolving and shaping your character to prevent others from doing it for you. Build a strong reputation around a single defining trait and use it as leverage, while carefully curating your relationships to absorb positive influences. Master the art of inaction and timing, understanding that restraint and strategic patience often lead to the most valuable long-term outcomes.

The Almanack of Naval Ravikant by Eric Jorgenson

Wealth and happiness come from mastering both external and internal pursuits—building wealth by leveraging technology, specific knowledge, and accountability, while achieving happiness by reducing desires and mastering mental frameworks. Naval Ravikant emphasizes the importance of personal freedom, long-term thinking, and continuous learning, as well as the need to develop self-awareness and clarity of thought. By applying these principles, individuals can live a more fulfilled and meaningful life, focused on creating value and achieving peace of mind.

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