33 Books Read in 7.5 months: Ranked & Reviewed

Roughly 7.5 months ago I started about a book per week and posting short book reviews (mostly, a collection of my favorite quotes from each) every Wednesday. You can find them on my LinkedIn page. In this time I've read 33 books. Time to make some conclusions! Here is the list of all the 33 books, ranked best to worst (in my opinion, obviously). Except for just my grade there, of course, also is a short review. Hope this inspires you to read some of them, if so - would be grateful if you let me know, it's always a delight to know if I managed to be helpful ^_^

A+: The best

THE BEST book I've read in the past few years: Metamodernism is Here to Change the World for Good: "The Listening Society" by Hanzi Freinacht

The Death of Human: "Homo Deus" by Yuval Noah Harari - https://lnkd.in/dzNk4vz

The Rise of Human: "Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind" by Yuval Noah Harari

A: Highly recommended

This is How We Can Construct a Better Society, 'Nordic Ideology' by Hanzi Freinacht

4 Simple Steps to Improved Communication, 'NVC' by Marshall Rosenberg

The book that helped me implement 9 habits in 4 weeks: "Atomic Habits" by James Clear

6 Outstanding Ideas from the Book 'Poor Charlie's Almanack' by Charlie Munger

6 Key Principles: The Greatest Checklist Ever Written, 'Principles' by Ray Dalio

A-: Highly recommended

Does History Matter? World History, The complete idiot's guide

Book review: 'The New Strategic Selling' by Miller and Heiman

Elon Musk's Favorite Book: "Foundation" by Isaac Asimov & 6 Lessons on Politics and Predicting the Future

'What makes training really work' & 2 Highlights from the Book

Research on Trust Review, Chapter from my Thesis, based on the 'Trust' by M?llering

B+: Recommended

How a different kind of company was built: 'Maverick' by Ricardo Semler

7 Lessons of History from 1968 "The Lessons of History" book

21 lessons for the 21st century by Yuval Noah Harari: Book Review

B: Recommended

Fact-based Thriller About Running a Corporation: "Transforming Nokia"

6 Profound Ideas from the book "Meditations" Written by a Roman Emperor 1800 Years Ago

Do You Truly See the Big Picture? "The Fifth Discipline" Book by Peter Senge

Does intelligence make us better people? "Flowers for Algernon" & beyond

B-: Recommended

6 Impactful Ideas from the book "Conscious Business"

How much greatness are you willing to grant people? "The Art of Possibility" by Ben and Roz Zander

6 Good Case Practices from the "Lean Change Management" Book

'Brief Answers to the Big Questions' by Stephen Hawking, Review

Younger and Older Culture War for Our Environment: 'The Last Hours of Ancient Sunlight' by Thom Hartmann

C+: Good read

'Trillion Dollar Coach: The Leadership Playbook of Silicon Valley's Bill Campbell by Eric Schmidt, Alan Eagle, and Jonathan Rosenberg

'Crucial Conversations: Tools for Talking When Stakes Are High' by Al Switzler, Joseph Grenny, and Ron McMillan

Six Reseach-based Strategies for Attaining Happiness, 'The Happiness Track' by Emma Sepp?l?

The Power of the Mind that's Hard to Believe: "Psycho-Cybernetics" Book Review

What brand marketing is all about: "ZAG" by Marty Neumeier

C: Good read

Find out what your top 5 strengths are, 'StrengthFinder 2.0' by Tom Rath

'I hope I screw this up', Book by Kyle Cease

C-: Good read

Scientific Enlightenment: "Switch On" by Nick Seneca Jankel

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