koolhead17

+1 "Deep Work".

+1 "The Phoenix Project"

The Power of Habit (Not recommend it) << Why not? :)

+1 "Principles"

+1 "Flow".

+1 to "Meditations" by Marcus Aurelius.

+1 "What I Talk About When I Talk About Running"

Read "The Power of Habit" so feels like "Atomic Habits" will not be much different.

+1 Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance :)

I picked most from these two books.

* Don't make me think.

* Design of everyday things.

Goodluck. :)

This is the goodreads link: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/97411.Letters_from_a_Sto...

I still remember how mailing lists were spammed by same invite messages. :)

Congrats Pachyderm team.

I would like to add few more books to the list:

1. Siddhartha is a novel by Hermann Hesse

2. On shortness of life by Seneca

3. Letters to stoic by Seneca

Sounds equivalent to GMV crap/hype to me. I hope this will excite investors and FOMO takes on. :D

Congrats team!!

Sigh... It was my bookmarking tool. :(

Reading his post makes me feel for Docker. :(

Ask yourself:

1. Do you really need an investment.

2. GOTO step 1.

Discourses and Selected Writings by Epictetus.

Hey Costa/coca cola. Please get us a regular size cappuccino glasses. We don't want coffee served in soup bowl out here in India.

Congrats.

Will it have some special love in azure ecosystem?

Sounds like Daniel Kahneman system 1 and 2 in short. :)

Loved reading it. :)

This post is a fluf, more like marketing piece. If your pedigree is Google and you are able to raise in 8 weeks, feel blessed.

It would be great to hear VC side of story as well like:

* 4X return to LP's.

* Show enough exits in 7-8 years fund cycle.

* Always on the road for raising next fund.

* Coordinating with portfolio founders or other bigger investors for follow on.

* Managing on a limited management fees.

* How every fund has it's own investment thesis and they keep getting emails from rookie founders.

Sounds like your "Correct Overgeneralization" :)

I don't understand why people are commenting negatively of this announcement.

Stripe founders are smart enough to understand what they are doing.

Marketing & educating helps in customer acquisition. They are on it.

Some of my picks from last months reading list:

1. The undoing project, Michael Lewis

2. The Picture of Dorian Gray, Oscar Wilde

3. Missing Microbes, Martin J. Blaser

4. Socrates' Defence, Plato

Reminds me of Scott Adams, System vs Passion.