Books

Bill Walsh on leadership and the Standard of Performance. Build the process and the results follow.

Tech book. Read and took notes up to Chapter 6.

Taught me how companies can succeed by caring for their employees, customers, and communities, not just by focusing on profits.

Marc Benioff shares how ethical practices, innovation, philanthropy (the 1:1:1 principle), and strong leadership can drive both business growth and positive change in society.

Made me realize how incredibly strong and resilient people can be. It left me far more thankful for my own life.

A transformative read. It made me reconsider certain things about religion and the meaning of spirituality, and helped me realize a lot personally.

Taught the importance of accepting our limitations, choosing our values wisely, and caring less about unimportant things.

It also made me feel like the majority of productivity books directly or indirectly mean the same set of ideas.

A sweet story about a regular guy who seems grumpy but is deeply kind and caring. It shows how important it is to stay close to others. Even when we lose someone we love, we can find love again in new and unexpected ways.

I also watched the movie based on it just a few months after reading.

Tech book. Find my notes on GitHub.

My first completed book. During my 5th semester of undergrad, I made the most of my time on the school bus reading it.