I finally got the book I ordered (for free) from Mises Institute. It’s called Economics In One Lesson by Henry Hazlitt (hardcover). I finished up reading From Monk To Money Manager a while back. I figured it’s a good time to continue learning more about money, resources, and economics.
What books have you been reading and what are you reading currently.
Good call. I’ve recently been thinking I need to reread Economics in One Lesson, since it’s been a while since I’ve read it and I like to periodically reread it
Advanced Bushcrafting - Bushcrafting and Survivial
The Sapper Leader Course Handbook - Sapper school military stuff
CISSP study guide - Need this stupid cert.
Our Vietnam Wars - Vietnam stories from veterans
Man, Myth & Magic - An illustrated encyclopedia of the supernatural, my dad had these books they are very interesting. I like old literature, especially pre computers.
“Naked into the Wilderness” Primitive Wilderness Living and Survival Skills - This is another book of my dads which I think was important to him as it was signed by the authors.
Audiobooks or lectures on Youtube - I’ve been listening to a ton of Alan Watts and Terrance McKenna, fascinating stuff
I can’t read the same thing every night so I have a bunch going at once.
It’s an excellent insightful book that covers a lot on Buddhist psychology and principles. One doesn’t have to be a Buddhist to understand and apply them in life.
Yeah if it interests you. I just picked that lecture because it was relatively short and links to bushido. There are a bunch of cool channels featuring Watts. Some have music set in the background and they are great to listen to before bed.