Tiago Forte Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Tiago Forte

Lauren introduced me to Bell Hooks, a writer, and feminist activist, and offered The Will to Change, as a humble suggestion for me to read.

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My all-time top 5 reads: The Source by James Michener Hyperion by Dan Simmons The Untethered Soul by Michael Singer Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki Getting Things Done by David Allen

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When we want to “improve our thinking,” we typically focus our attention on our brain But what if there's intelligence beyond our skulls that we could tap into? That's what I explored in my recent blog post about Annie Murphy Paul's fantastic book The Extended Mind

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In his book Free to Learn, Dr. Peter Gray sets out to explore the human nature of education. These findings are critically important to everything from education, to parenting, to personal development, and far beyond. Here's my book summary: https://t.co/3gUmZyTzjD

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It’s here! Can’t wait to read @ColinandGarrett ’s new book The Unsold Mindset, out tomorrow! https://t.co/Kh5fbd1mkb

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“I have never encountered angrier and more cynical employees than those I’ve met in socially responsible companies that have been so focused on saving the world they neglected to do what was necessary to save themselves.” –Small Giants, by Bo Burlingham

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One book has impacted me more than any other over the past 10 years: The Untethered Soul by Michael Singer. It became the roadmap for my personal growth, guiding me on a journey of self-understanding. I’ve waited years to tell this story:

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Until recently, I never believed in the concept of intergenerational trauma. The idea that the impact of traumatic events can be passed down from generation to generation. Until a friend recommended the book It Didn’t Start With You. And I decided to challenge my assumptions.

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I joined @jenny_blake on the Free Time Podcast to discuss: • Why you should only start projects that are already 80% done • The “campsite rule” for information in your business • Why Twitter is a laboratory • How to turn an email to a friend into an information asset

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–via This Book is Overdue! by Marilyn Johnson