Arvid Kahl Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Arvid Kahl

My quest to intensify my fiction reading continues. Last night, I finished @BrandSanderson’s Warbreaker. Amazing magic system, intriguing characters who actually matter in their worlds, and a plot that goes deep. Great work of fantasy. Next up: @PatrickRothfuss’s second book.

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@steve_tronix Built to Sell by @JohnWarrillow Getting Acquired by @agazdecki And any marketing book, really, as this is so underrepresented among all those technical books out there. Oh, and Badass: Making Users Awesome by Kathy Sierra.

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@dohertym12 I have read throughout these 3 trips: - @morganhousel's The Psychology of Money - @PatrickRothfuss's The Name of the Wind - @JessicaBrody's Save the Cat! Writes a Novel - Ursula K. Le Guin's The Wind's Twelve Quarters - @kevin2kelly's The Inevitable All VERY good.

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The story of Napoleon Hill —author of the infamous Think and Grow Rich — is one of deception and fraud. I always found the book too preachy. Knowing where it came from (and the cult it originated), I understand why it bothers me. It's a fabrication. https://t.co/BAWsdrF7Ls

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The story of Napoleon Hill —author of the infamous Think and Grow Rich — is one of deception and fraud. I always found the book too preachy. Knowing where it came from (and the cult it originated), I understand why it bothers me. It's a fabrication. https://t.co/BAWsdrF7Ls

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@cblavier Awww :D That's so nice! I probably should do what @jamierusso and @ash_lmb did with their book "If Creators are Like Wizards :D" — cause that was super cute! Ash, Jamie, want to work on a sequel with me? :D https://t.co/US5zcOs10c

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Luke Skywalker was initially called Luke Starkiller. Intense, right!? In a way, that’s a bit too much foreshadowing. But in the end, both names promise a great story that people wanted to follow along. You can create an equally compelling narrative for your own journey. https://t.co/DfLpQybr0p

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One of the first books that educated me on financial instruments was Tony Robbins’ “Money Master the Game.” It’s not the most elaborate book, and it might simplify a lot of things. But it started a journey that I am very grateful for.

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In my research for my next book #BuildInPublic, I've been adding more books that inspire sharing and teaching to my reading list. I recently finished Show Your Work! by @austinkleon. It was superb. What should I read next?

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@david_perell The book that had the most impact on my perception of what may lay out there is Eon by Greg Bear. It was the most well-written book for me at that time in my life. Today, I don’t know if I could even define “well-written.” What’s your take on this?