I normally read two books at a time, mainly non-fiction and fiction. I'm a big fan of science fictions, so I read those a lot! Reading fictions helps with our storytelling ability. Put emotion into words, and all that.
Currently reading: Non-Fiction: The Creative Act: A Way of Being by Rick Rubin
Rick Rubin is a multi-award winning producer. So far, there is nothing awe-inspiring reading this book. Maybe it's just me, I've read a lot of similar books that is better than this (Derek Sivers comes to mind). It's kind of funny when he shared his moment teaching James Hetfield (Metallica) about mindfullness.
Science Fiction: Chaos Terminal by Mur Lafferty
Kind of forgettable. I rarely skip bad books, instead, I just skimmed through them. But I'm still at the early chapter, so I'll continue...
Finished reading: Million-Dollar Weekend by Noah Kagan
I like this book. It's straightforward, and actionable. No big business technical jargon that most books have. No new ideas or concept, but a good refresher/reminder for those being stuck, like me.
I normally read two books at a time, mainly non-fiction and fiction. I'm a big fan of science fictions, so I read those a lot! Reading fictions helps with our storytelling ability. Put emotion into words, and all that.
Currently reading:
Non-Fiction: The Creative Act: A Way of Being by Rick Rubin
Rick Rubin is a multi-award winning producer. So far, there is nothing awe-inspiring reading this book. Maybe it's just me, I've read a lot of similar books that is better than this (Derek Sivers comes to mind). It's kind of funny when he shared his moment teaching James Hetfield (Metallica) about mindfullness.
Science Fiction: Chaos Terminal by Mur Lafferty
Kind of forgettable. I rarely skip bad books, instead, I just skimmed through them. But I'm still at the early chapter, so I'll continue...
Finished reading:
Million-Dollar Weekend by Noah Kagan
I like this book. It's straightforward, and actionable. No big business technical jargon that most books have. No new ideas or concept, but a good refresher/reminder for those being stuck, like me.
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