I like this book but, 4 years later, it seems obsolete. Kind of like re-reading Thomas Friedman. (Oddly, not like re-reading The Coming Plague which still holds up, despite Covid.)
The Undoing Project by Michael Lewis
A beautiful book that I made a mistake while reading.
“Don’t open that door!”
In 1976, six year old girls got it.
The Crying Park
You're not a failure either.
Is there a book that you’ve read more than once?
I woke up thinking about the scene in The Long Winter, where Pa shakes his fist at the blizzard and loses it. And wondered, who was he really yelling at?
Change+Management 