Ethan Mollick is writing a follow-up to Co-Intelligence. The new book is called Co-Existence, and he announced it this week on his One Useful Thing newsletter. It arrives October 20, and you can pre-order it now. I really enjoyed Co-Intelligence. That book was written…
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David Pogue’s Book on Apple’s First 50 Years
David Pogue has a new book out called Apple: The First 50 Years. We interviewed David about it on Mac Power Users, and I got an early copy. I’ve read the whole thing, and I really enjoyed it. There are a lot of Apple…
Continue reading →“Don’t Call it Art” from Austin Kleon
When it comes to Austin Kleon, I definitely fall in camp “fan boy”. I like the way he thinks and, more importantly, I like the way he makes me think. And he has a new book on the way.
Continue reading →Bookworm Podcast: On Quality
Recently, I guested on the Bookworm podcast to chat with Mike about On Quality by Robert Pirsig. This is the same guy that wrote Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance and my feelings on both books are … complicated.
Continue reading →Ikigai — Book Notes
I read a lot of books and spend some time after the fact digesting them. I’ve decided to start sharing some of my book notes here. I hope you enjoy this first one. Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to a Long and Happy Life is…
Continue reading →Being Productive from Kourosh Dini
My friend Kourosh Dini is a smart guy, and I’ve always thought of him as a kindred spirit. He spends his days working as a practicing psychiatrist, but he also makes music and writes books. His latest book, Being Productive: Simple Steps to Calm…
Continue reading →Objective C for Absolute Beginners, Review and Discount
Everyone who worked with computers back in the 8 bit days thinks of himself as a programmer. I’m no different. I remember the days … 10 Print “Hello World” 20 Goto 10 I even tried my hand at assembly code at which, in hindsight,…
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