by Larry | Aug 22, 2025 | Book Report
I just finished reading Shakespeare’s play Much Ado About Nothing, and it was such a quick, fun read. What really stood out to me was how witty it was—the dialogue is sharp, full of banter, and the humor still holds up even though it was written centuries ago. The...
by Larry | Aug 18, 2025 | Book Report
I just finished reading Decisive by Chip and Dan Heath, and it really opened my eyes about how I make decisions. The main focus of the book is a decision-making framework they call WRAP, which stands for: Widen your options – don’t trap yourself in either/or choices....
by Larry | Jul 31, 2025 | Book Report
I just finished reading The Lincoln Lawyer, and I’ve got to say—I loved it. I haven’t seen the TV series yet, but after reading this, I’m definitely putting it at the top of my watchlist for when I get home. The story revolves around Mickey Haller, a...
by Larry | Jul 20, 2025 | Book Report
After what felt like forever, I’ve finally finished reading Moby Dick. Honestly, this was one of those classics that really tested my patience. The story kicks off with Ishmael, a guy looking for adventure, deciding to join a whaling ship called the Pequod....
by Larry | Jul 11, 2025 | Book Report
This is the latest in a long line of business-oriented self-help books I’ve read in here, and I thought it would just repeat the same old concepts. Not even close. This book taught me so much. Kaufman starts by making the case that business school is overpriced and...
by Larry | Jul 9, 2025 | Book Report
Another great classic to add to my knowledge base! A Brief History of Time was a London Times bestseller for 237 weeks when it came out in 1988 — and I can see why. Hawking explains incredibly difficult topics with clarity and grace. While I’ve already read and...
