Category: Articles

By Ray Dalio. 552 pages. NOTE: Whenever I read a nonfiction book, I like to summarize the ‘meat’ of it, the parts that really had value to me (I cop...

By George S. Clason. 125 pages. NOTE: Whenever I read a nonfiction book, I like to summarize the ‘meat’ of it, the parts that really had value to me...

By Robert Maurer. 221 pages. NOTE: Whenever I read a nonfiction book, I like to summarize the ‘meat’ of it, the parts that really had value to me (I...

By Scott Adams. 231 pages. NOTE: Whenever I read a nonfiction book, I like to summarize the ‘meat’ of it, the parts that really had value to me (I c...

This is an excerpt from my book How to Get Started As a Technical Writer, written for people with little or no technical writing experience. I believe that R...

When I got into woodworking, it was difficult to know where to start — even if I had a visual plan. Often I only had an idea (“build a set of shelves for the ba...

Marcus Aurelius, 2000 years ago: 1. Ignore what others are doing. 2. Your Reality is made by your opinion. 3. Do less. 4. Death is knocking at your door. 5. You...

Did you know vodka in Russian means “little water”? The origins of the modern words for “water” in the western world are ancient. There ...

By Clarke Snell. 240 pages. NOTE: Whenever I read a nonfiction book, I like to summarize the ‘meat’ of it, the parts that really had value to me (I ...

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn died in 2008. Solzhenitsyn has became lost to popular memory, but he was once quite famous, specifically for writing about his experience...