This section catalogs the books I’ve read, creating an honest inventory rather than relying on impressions of my reading habits. For select titles, I’ve included concise summaries that highlight key themes and insights.

Where relevant, I’ve linked to my Logseq notes that connect ideas from these books to concepts across different domains. Some entries also feature Anki flashcards I’ve created to help reinforce important concepts—these might prove useful to fellow readers interested in better retention.

2025

  1. The Rebel Allocator  – Jacob Taylor
  2. Poor Charlie’s Almanack –  Charlie Munger, Peter Kauffman
  3. Dopamine Nation  – Anna Lembke
  4. Read Write Own  – Chris Dixon
  5. The Anthology of Balaji  – Eric Jorgenson
  6. The Almanack of Naval Ravikant - Eric Jorgenson
  7. Material World  – Ed Conway (in progress)
  8. The Upside of Uncertainity - Nathan and Susannah Furr (in progress)
  9. Buy Then Build  – Walker Deibel (in progress)

2024

  1. Your complete guide to Factor Investing  – A. Berkin & L. Swedore
  2. Maxims for Thinking Analytically  – Dan Levy
  3. What I Learned About Investing from Darwin  – Pulak Prasad
  4. How to make a few billion dollars  – Brad Jacobs
  5. The 15 Commitments of Conscious Leadership  – Jim Dethmer
  6. Same as Ever  – Morgan Housel
  7. Flash Boys  – Michael Lewis
  8. The Aspirational Investor  – Ashvin B. Chhabra
  9. Artificial Intelligence: A Guide for Thinking Humans  – Melanie Mitchell
  10. The Outsiders - William Thorndike
  11. Where the Money Is  – Adam Seessel

2023

  1. One Up On Wall Street  – Peter Lynch
  2. The Outsiders  – William N. Thorndike Jr.
  3. Mindfulness in Plain English  – Henepola Gunaratana
  4. Richer, Wiser, Happier  – William Green
  5. Capital Returns  – Edward Chancellor
  6. The Joys of Compounding  – Gautam Baid