Ali Abdaal

This book is powerful. I read @StevenBartlett's new book 'The Diary of a CEO' and I couldn't stop highlighting and annotating the pages. These are the 8 most important lessons on success from the book, and how you can apply them. Enjoy x

I’ll recommend this book to anyone I meet 🙌🏽

The Day You Decided to Take the Leap - More To That Another amazing article by More to That, about manageable concerns vs unimaginable benefits, and why taking big leaps in life is just the logical thing to do.

The Arc of the Practical Creator - Lawrence Yeo A great, comprehensive article on how to quit your job and start a creative career. Lots of cartoons and graphs.

If you're interested to read more on this topic, I really recommend reading 'So Good They Can't Ignore You' by @Calnewport_ You can get the book here: Or read a great condensed summary on Shortform -

Resources I recommend to learn more about these strategies: @unjaded_jade’s book “The Only Study Guide You’ll Ever Need”.

After realising he was on the wrong path, @p_millerd left his corporate job at the most prestigious consulting firm in the world. He went on to write ‘The Pathless Path’, a must-read for people feeling lost with work. Here's our Deep Dive:

3. The 4 Hour Work Week - @tferriss If you’ve been around for a while, you’ll know this book absolutely changed my life. I have a whole video on it here - but in short Tim will totally change the way you think about your goals for work and retirement.

To learn more about the risks of AI and other long-term risks to humanity, check out moral philosopher @willmacaskill’s excellent book What We Owe the Future. Or alternatively, check out my brief summary of the book on my YouTube channel - [link] 😀

Genuinely incredible video, can’t wait to see what @TierZoo has coming next 🔥

This is really interesting - Moxie Marlinspike >> Blog >> My first impressions of web3 [link] via @moxie

In this episode of BOOK CLUB, we're talking about 14 money rules I follow to build and keep wealth which I learned from reading Morgan Housel's book 'The Psychology of Money'. These lessons have helped to change my outlook and attitudes to money and are super useful to learn early on in your journey to financial independence!