Read widely. Think slowly.
Not summaries. Reading notes — frameworks extracted, challenges noted, and the ideas tested against real working decisions. Books on systems, behaviour, history, and strategy.
Read once. Keep it forever.
Six books rebuilt as interactive pages — the core framework drawn as a diagram, an apply-this-week checklist, and flip-card recall. Each opens as its own illustrated page.
Atomic Habits
James Clear · 2018The habit loop, drawn — and why 1% compounds.
open the summary →wealth · judgmentThe Almanack of Naval Ravikant
Eric Jorgenson · 2020The wealth pyramid — leverage without renting out time.
open the summary →mental models · judgmentSeeking Wisdom
Peter Bevelin · 2003Why we misjudge, and the latticework that corrects it.
open the summary →operations · theory of constraintsThe Goal
Eliyahu M. Goldratt · 1984Find the constraint — then subordinate everything else to it.
open the summary →mental models · judgmentPoor Charlie's Almanack
Charles T. Munger · 2005A latticework of models — inversion, competence, incentives.
open the summary →systems thinking · judgmentThinking in Systems
Donella H. Meadows · 2008Stocks, flows, feedback loops — and twelve leverage points.
open the summary →The note worth your 2 minutes.
为什么《思考,快与慢》改变了我们理解决策的方式
卡尼曼的这部杰作揭示了支配我们思维的两个系统。十年之后,有些章节没能经受住考验,但其核心论点却比以往任何时候都更加坚实。