The Protocols
Andrew Huberman
A practical guide to the habits and systems that shape focus, sleep, learning, and long-term health.
Small daily protocols compound more than motivation.
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Books
These are all the books that I've read so far.
This is the place where I store my learnings from each book.
The Almanack of Naval Ravikant
Eric Jorgenson
A collection of Naval’s thinking on wealth, happiness, judgment, and building leverage in life and work.
Specific knowledge and leverage beat grinding for its own sake.
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Anything You Want
Derek Sivers
A short book on building a business around what you care about, without copying someone else’s definition of success.
Make something you want to exist in the world.
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The 48 Laws of Power
Robert Greene
A study of power, strategy, and human nature through history — useful even when you choose not to play the game.
People reveal more through incentives than words.
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Zero to One
Peter Thiel
On creating something new instead of copying what already works — and why monopoly thinking matters for startups.
Competition is often a trap that looks like progress.
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Elon Musk
Walter Isaacson
A biography of intensity, first-principles engineering, and the cost of building at extreme scale.
First principles thinking can unlock impossible-looking problems.
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Steve Jobs
Walter Isaacson
The story of taste, product obsession, and building companies around what should feel inevitable.
Taste is a competitive advantage.
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Feel-Good Productivity
Ali Abdaal
A more human approach to getting things done — making work energising instead of draining.
Energy beats willpower over the long run.
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