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The Hard Thing About Hard Things “I ask my children: what is the difference between a hero and a coward? There is no difference. It’s only what they do that differs. They both feel the same. They’re both scared of losing their lives or getting seriously injured. The coward refuses to face the inevitable. The…
Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us “Step by step… and you’ll get there. Just keep moving forward!” – BrankoS Translating the book’s title simply as “Motivation” (in the original English: “Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us”) could confuse you. From the title alone you might think “Here we go again……
BRZRKR 1 “Time is a strange thing.” – B You know, I’m not that crazy about comics… somehow that phase bypassed me as a kid. As I got older I followed some manga/manhwa online and that’s that… though, considering the convenience of the digital/mobile age, comics can now become an interesting hobby too… if…
The Archer “The way of the bow is the way of joy and excitement, perfection and mistakes, technique and instinct. But you will only discover this if you continue to shoot your arrows.” – Tetsuya (“The Archer”) You yourselves know what the situation is when it comes to Paulo Coelho… the man simply put…
The Girl Who Leapt Through Time For a large number of people, “The Girl Who Leapt Through Time” (jpn. “Toki o Kakeru Shōjo”) is probably associated with the animated film from 2006, which won audience sympathy. However, this title reaches far back into the past. “The Girl Who Leapt Through Time” was originally published in…
The Emperor’s Soul The name Brandon Sanderson is not unknown to fans of science and/or epic fantasy. The creator of the Cosmere universe, who popularized the terms “hard magic and soft magic,” also finished Robert Jordan’s popular series “The Wheel of Time.” His name is known even to those who haven’t read his books… like…
The Art of Thinking Clearly “What people are best at is interpreting new information so that their prior conclusions remain intact” – Warren Buffett “The Art of Thinking Clearly (52 Thinking Errors You’d Better Leave to Others)” is a truly interesting book that holds your attention from the very beginning. The reason is simple….
A Man Called Ove From the moment I (finally) picked up the book, I firmly decided I would take a negative stance toward Ove. That is, not a negative attitude toward the novel “A Man Called Ove,” but toward the main hero himself. The reason is simple. I didn’t want to allow myself to (emotionally)…
The Song of Achilles When it comes to choosing books, for me (I believe, and for a good number of other people) it’s based on two approaches: either I choose a book intuitively/instinctively (i.e., something strongly attracts me to the title) or I’ve previously researched the book, reviews and the like (though I apply this…