1-Page Cheatsheets

Here is a list of the 1-page cheatsheets/summaries I’ve written. (in parentheses are my recommendations for readers)

• The War of Art by Steven Pressfield (for creators and creatives who want practical inspiration)
• Straw Dogs by John Gray (for those who question and disagree with just about everything)
• How to Fail at Almost Everything by Scott Adams (for those who enjoy planning and strategizing their lives)
• Darwin’s Cathedral by David Sloan Wilson (for those interested in the psychology and sociology of religion)
• True Believers by Eric Hoffer (for those who love reading biographies of “great men”, and yes it is almost exclusively about men)
• Technology Matters by David Nye (for those interested in studying technology from a remove, who are skeptical of technology)
• What Technology Wants by Kevin Kelly (same as above)
• So Good They Can’t Ignore You by Cal Newport (for college grads and the young & ambitious)
• Daily Rituals by Mason Currey (for those who love habits, who love learning about the lives of artists)
• Race Against The Machine by Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee (for technology skeptics and those who want to prepare for the future)
• Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg (for those who love habits and want to improve their daily lives)
• Beta China by Hamish McKenzie (for those interested in Chinese technology, entrepreneurship)
• Moonwalking with Einstein by Joshua Foer (for those who want to improve their memory, who enjoy a motivating story)
• Postcards from Tomorrow Square by James Fallows (for fans and students of china)
• Language Intelligence by Joseph Romm (for lovers of the written and spoken word)
• The Storytelling Animal by Jonathan Gottschall (for people who enjoy telling stories)
• The Talent Code by Daniel Coyle (for those who want to be great at a discipline, and who love sociology)
• Spark by John Ratey (for those who want inspiration to exercise)
• Blue Zones by Dan Buettner (for those who want to live longer)
• Good Without God by Greg Epstein (for those interested in a good life, in how religion can help)
• The Purpose-Driven Life by Rick Warren (same as above)
• 13 Virtues from Ben Franklin (same as above)

And here’s a running list of the books I’ve read.