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読書は人生のエクイティになるので読みまくった方が良いです。
ただ中身のない本を読んでも眠いし、時間が無駄になります。
僕が効率よく良い本を見つける為に活用しているのは良書の中で、良書と紹介されている本を次に読むことです。
手始めにこちらの本はいかがでしょう。
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Daisuke Suzukix.comThe Joys of Compounding: The Passionate Pursuit of Lifelong Learning, Revised and Updated (Heilbrunn Center for Graham & Dodd Investing Series)
amazon.com
“The newest technical papers and the oldest books are the best sources of arbitrage. They contain the least popular facts and the most monetizable truths”, says Balaji Srinivasan.
25 books recommended by @balajis:
1) The Princeton Companion to Mathematics by Timothy Gowers
I buy about 50 books a year.
I skim most, read some, and study a select few.
Here are the only books I study (reread every so often). In no order:
Alex Hormozix.com
Everything I have is bc I self-studied my ass off, for over a decade. And I am studying in 2024 more than ever.
If you think you are too good to be a student, I am going to lap you.
This is my bag. And the journal article I carry around to read when I have a few minutes.... See more
Every smart person I know is a voracious reader who also says “every smart person I know is a voracious reader.” There are so few exceptions to this rule it’s astounding. College tuition at $25,000 a year comes out to roughly $100 per lecture. Good books – sometimes written by the same professor – can be purchased for fifteen bucks and can offer... See more
Morgan Housel • How to Read: Lots of Inputs and a Strong Filter
Economist and bestselling author @tylercowen reads 100+ books a year.
Here are 18 tips from him on how to read fast, read well, and read widely:
1) Cowen’s first rule of reading is as follows: You need not finish. He takes up books with great hope and no mercy, and when he is done—sometimes... See more