Books Must Read

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Recently i have taken to a habit of reading. I want to read books on business psychology books. How are businesses made, how they adapt to change. I'm also interested in history but have not studied much of it. I recently completed Shoe dog and thoroughly enjoyed it, it had everything history philosophy and it was buisness. Do drop your suggestions

So, it’s our fav Friday and Personal Finance (PF) topics will be all high on charts. IMHO, learning PF is a life long journey as instruments keep evolving, dynamics keep changing. To keep updated about ever evolving topics, what are the sources you use to learn (watsapp forwards not included ;) ). Some of the sources, I use - 1. Research reports of ICICI Direct - Team under Dharmesh shah explain various factors impacting the particular counter, they aggregate various data points and make good arguments for/against any counter. These reports helped me visualise beyond the (P/E) as I prefer value-based investing style. 2. Investor outreach by Parag Parikh AMC - I enjoy reading/watching commentaries by this particular fund house. Learnt a lot about various investment products from these sessions. They provide good frameworks to look at future markets. 3. Books - Some of the classics provide a holistic view of various investment cycles, patterns. They can become very interesting if you have a long term knowledge gain about PF. My favs are - Coffee can investing, The Intelligent Investor, Behavioural finance books by Parag Parikh. Feel free to add your sources and build a community repository. Happy Money Minting!

Experienced people out here please list must read books for working software engineer professional. I have 3yoe experience, but now I want to learn/strengthen my understanding, programming knowledge that will help me to do great in this field. Please list must read/ good books. Feel free to share your experience of reading that book.

I'm a PM with 2.5+ years of experience. I have a habit of reading product management newsletters. But now I'm planning to start with good product management books. Suggest a book that you've read and was practically useful in your work. This can help folks like me facing this issue of choosing between an ocean of books out there.

As a part of many people's nye resolution like mine is to read more books, I want to read a book in 2-3 months since I am on beginner level😅 Please suggest some good books for personal improvement including - tech, finance, self help, fitness My personal favorites - 1. Atomic habits 2. Ikigai 3. Clean code 4. Tuesdays with moorie 5. Rich dad poor dad

What was the last book you read? I read "Doglapan" by Ashneer Grover while travelling in the Metro from Gurgaon to Delhi. What was the last book you read?

Personally, Antifragile by Nassim Nicholas Taleb and Meditations by Marcus Aurelius. The concept of Antifragility, where systems and individuals not only withstand chaos but actually benefit from it, had reshaped my perspective on risk, resilience, and adaptability. It is extremely complementary to the writings of Marcus Aurelius but differing in key ways. While both Antifragility and Stoicism encourage resilience in the face of adversity, they approach it differently. Stoicism emphasizes inner calm and acceptance of what cannot be changed, while Antifragility encourages actively seeking out challenges and volatility to grow stronger. For me, the blend of these philosophies provides a more holistic approach to navigating life's uncertainties, combining the wisdom of the ancient Stoics with a proactive stance toward embracing chaos and harnessing it for personal growth.

All the bookworms in the house, which book are you reading currently? What’s interesting about it?