Books I've Read

Howard Roark's uncompromising individualism is out of this world. My favorite book of all time.

Grew up with these books. The world-building is unmatched and are still my comfort books as an adult.

You will not see the ending coming. The kind of thriller you finish in one sitting.

The most fun I've had reading a book. The science aspect is very enjoying and fulfils the only issue movie had.

John Green at his rawest. A book about mental health that actually gets it right what overthinking is.

Systems over goals. The 1% improvement rule changed how I try approach any new habit.

The original self-help classic. Written in 1937 and still more relevant than most books today.

First book that I read in my life, changed how I think about assets, liabilities, and financial freedom at an early age.

Isaacson's most revealing biography yet. Whatever you think of Musk, the story is extraordinary.

The obsession, the vision, the cruelty, the genius. Steve Jobs is a legend and this book is a must read.

The one that started it all. Martin's world-building is unmatched — every chapter raises the stakes.

The war of five kings begins. Darker and more complex than the first — Martin keeps you guessing.