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Like so many well-regarded self-help books, this one is a small kernel of valuable content, wrapped in a lot of fluff. It’s worth reading for that kernel, but I w...

It’s a Brandon Sanderson book, so you’re going to get great writing, imaginative world building, strong characters, and intense action scenes. But this is not my ...

The content in this book is superb and critical for any leader. The delivery of that content could have been a bit better. So I found this book well worth reading...

The word “inspirational” gets tossed around a lot, but it’s hard to read this and not feel inspired. The book starts a bit slow, focusing on Hadfield’s early life...

A fun read. Fast paced, full of space battles, marines, navies, and an unintentional hero. It’s not a very believable book—especially the way the characters behav...

This book should’ve been a long blog post. At its core, it contains valuable advice about the power of OKRs (Objectives and Key Results) as a mechanism to help ge...

It’s another Brandon Sanderson Mistborn novel, which means: imaginative world building, great characters, intriguing villains, funny banter, and lots of wonderful...

The more books I read, the more I realize a single star rating is meaningless. What am I rating here? Whether I enjoyed the book? Whether I think it’s worth readi...

The good A powerful space ship called the Invincible travels to a planet called Regis III to investigate the disappearance of another space ship called the Condo...

The good: a sweeping narrative on slavery and racism that follows one family’s descendants across multiple generations and multiple continents through the 18th, 1...