I managed to finish Ubik by Philip Dick on a long flight. Not my first PKD but t’was probably my best yet. Ubik is set in a time where your thoughts can be read by organisations. Two rival orgs are at war because one of them figures out how to change the past in subtle ways. The ideas themselves are stretched to question our understanding of reality as presented by the narrator. Narration sublimely moves in and out of scenes that are non-linearly told and happening in different timelines. The end has a IMO contrived twist but overall a much nicer read than any new SF I have read lately.

Wow. Sounds very interesting. I'll try to get my hands on it

This one's a gift 🙂

Hi Guys, What are the top 4 books that you’ve read in past 3 years?

Hey, I'm speed reading through this : https://basecamp.com/shapeup?fbclid=IwAR14vBpzlWiGNx6LbkAOVjARK9XR-jmxhYwOF57qDY6fO_2bAMqD2hZ9dgA Basecamp is one of the cornerstone organisations in remote work and they've been very prominent with speaking through their books (https://basecamp.com/books), this one is same quality and free to read online 😉

Yes. I read Rework recently and it was great!

https://books.google.co.in/books?id=ialrgIT41OAC&printsec=frontcover&dq=outliers&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiNz6_p1LHjAhXHQ30KHVB1DRAQ6AEIKjAA#v=onepage&q=outliers&f=false This one talks about how people who seems like outliers and super talented are not actually much different from others 🙂

This should be interesting for people of #book-club

https://remoteindian.slack.com/archives/CEYNA36NQ/p1562926600005600 Have started this ..

Some might say it's a rant. But I agree on a large part of it. It's almost close to a small book 😄 https://medium.com/better-programming/object-oriented-programming-the-trillion-dollar-disaster-%EF%B8%8F-92a4b666c7c7

Is it Worth subscribing to Blinkist?

Just received my copy of Company of One. That's my reading this month, what ya'll reading through: https://www.amazon.in/Company-One-Paul-Jarvis/dp/0241380227

Currently reading this: https://www.amazon.in/Side-Hustle-Business-Without-Quitting/dp/1509859055 It is a quick, simple read - small chapters - but keeps you motivated everyday.

Reading the alchemist again on a bus Ride from Bangalore to Nagpur. The simplicity and the depth of the book is just fascinating. It fires up my soul every time.

Has anyone read Skin in the Game: The Hidden Asymmetries in Daily Life? http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36064445-skin-in-the-game

I read it a long time ago. Nasim Taleb's books are gold. I have read his Antifragile and Skin in the Game.

@swift-match-83822 Thank you for the feedback. I wanted to read it since long but was waiting for somebody's feedback.

Hi Guys, my cousin just launched his debut novel “Jambudvipa - The drift of Bodhidharma”. Please check it out on Amazon(https://www.amazon.in/JAMBUDVIPA-Bodhidharma-Arpit-Kumar-Pandey-ebook/dp/B07SPC94L3/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1ZTNVIFJAOGY1&keywords=jambudvipa&qid=1565802078&s=gateway&sprefix=jambudv%2Caps%2C267&sr=8-1) simple smile

Has anyone read "Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance", thoughts? I am almost at the end, the book is very different from what I imagined, pretty interesting 🙂

Only read halfway. Have to complete it.

Although I am just a beginner in book reading, but will love to connect with you guys on goodreads. My goodreads handle: https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/88747893-arvind-jha

Hey, @high-insurance-37246. Started reading skin in the game yet?

Hi guys Would like to know good books on "Ancient Egyptian History".

Any bad-ass fiction book ideas? Need to take my mind off work and business and growth books 😛 Like mystery, thrillers etc and master story tellers like jeffery archer etc always

Hi @swift-match-83822 I have started skin in the game along with two other books, Zero to One and the subtle art of not giving a fuck! I will let you know once I have finished skin in the game. If you're curious to know why I decided to read it, is that it was suggested by Naval Ravikant. If you're into entrepreneurship then I suggest you give a shot to his podcasts. They're short and cut to the point.

On Joe rogan's podcast?

From there only, I got to know about him. I listened it first and then I came to know that he has his own podcast as well.

Naval is the epitome of an entrepreneur. He is perfect combination of entrepreneur and stoic. I haven't seen a more sorted entrepreneur.

yes, couldn't agree more!

Absolutely, Naval is God these days https://nav.al/how-to-get-rich - listening to this 3rd time now