Where have we been? Where are we going? Is that a good thing?
Nothing was read. That’s all there is to say about it. I simply didn’t read a book this month. However, what I did will probably add quality to everything else. I thought about my work and my free time and how I want to change how I’m spending it. I think that evaluation time was… Read more I Read A Book: June Edition
At the suggestion of one Juan Spir, I picked up this book for the month of May. I enjoyed the title and was looking forward to reading this book. I got about a chapter in and realized I’m really sensitive to story-telling. Moreso than I thought. The overall premise of this book is a presentation re: informal,… Read more I Read A Book: May Edition
This guy is Nir Eyal and he wrote the book I read this month, Hooked. This book, recommended by Melvin who thought I’d enjoy the reading, explores a model for making products that are addictive, a few real-world examples of products that have done so, and a bit of thought on the morals around making addictive… Read more I Read A Book: April Edition
This month, I read another book by Seth Godin titled We Are All Weird. It made for a good read when I finally could not squeeze any more sleep out of my flight back from from London. As always, it was a laser-focused manifesto on how “tribes” are changing the face of the market and, by… Read more I Read A Book: February Edition