Reading Recap: August 2025
Outlive by Peter Attia
An approach to extend not just our lifespan, but more importantly our healthspan. Thoughts on how we can stave off the four horsemen of age-related decline and a death. A bit on the sciencey side at times, but overall, very accessible.
Prisoners of Geography by Tim Marshall
A look at how our physical geography shapes our nations, cultures, and political conflicts.
Co-Intelligence by Ethan Mollick
A great first book for an introduction to generative AI and its potential impact on our world. Very much worth reading even if you have experience working with AI or have read other books in the AI space.
Nothing More of this Land by Joseph Lee
Investigation into Indigenous identity and tribal politics starting with the Aquinnah Wampanoag of Martha’s Vineyard, but expanding out to cover similarities and differences with various groups around the globe.
Thinking in Systems by Donella Meadows
Awesome and accessible introduction to systems thinking with helpful diagrams.
From Strength to Strength by Arthur Brooks
Observations how certain types of intelligence fade with age, wisdom increases, and how we can adjust our life and careers to align with these changes.
Orbiting the Giant Hairball by Gordan MacKenzie
Lessons from a creative at Hallmark on how to keep innovating from with a corporate culture.
