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In 2017, I started my voracious reading journey with the word âproductivityâ in mind. In my workflow, I wanted to be as productive as I could but later realise that it has its limitations. First limitation that I come across as I continued on my path as I found that there is a vast field and there are sub-niches that fall under that word. I had to make a decision on how will I benefit more in terms of productivity itself but more importantly having/developing that mindset? I came across 28 books throughout the year. Few were recommendations from people who share similar goals as mine and few were picks of my own.
So let me ask. Are you a creator/maker/shipper/builder/hustler/digital nomad/solopreneur/remote-worker/freelancer/bibliophile? đđđ
Any of these aforementioned fall in your goals/working routine, the list of books below will definitely help you out to achieve them or continue to work on them. After all, we are all work in progress.
Here is the list, in a tweet (handwriting is not so awesome, it indeed is cold here âșïžđ):
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A #Reading List for #2018. Even if you read one of them, they will make you better.
âââ@amanhimself
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Here are the ones I manage to read this year:
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From the above list of #books these are the one I have managed to read âïž this year. Else I am looking forward to #read them in #2018.
âââ@amanhimself
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On some of the books, I did even manage to write about them in detail. These are mostly my honest opinion about them and what tools they offer.
- The 4 Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss
- Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki
- Tool of Titans by Tim Ferris
- Vagabonding by Rolf Potts
- The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand
- Hacking Growth by Sean Ellis and Morgan Brown
- The Art of Non Conformity by Chris Guillebeau
Feel free to add yours or recommend me the one you have read in the commend section below. I am always looking to overload my TBRÂ đ
If you want to read more about what I have to say on the book I mentioned in the above list, give a visit to my book blog!
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What to Read in 2018? đ A List of books worth your time was originally published in Hacker Noon on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.
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