Stories, aphorisms, Sufi wisdom. I enjoyed this. And it was challenging in part because it forced me to slow down to follow the language at times and to find, to wonder at the meanings. Though some were quite obvious. A jewel. Though often the good parts were diamonds in the rough it felt at times.

This one will go on my list of books to listen to again when the market crashes, when the market rises to awesome heights, when the market is boring the hell out of me. In all cases, it provides the orientation of mind, the structure of thought, backed up by experience and real life lessons from many years of investment experience.

I don’t mean to be too harsh, Edna. For what you taught me, “I’ll not soon forget.” That is, that for a writer and a poet to succeed, a million failures are necessary. To me that is what this collection was. For sparsely there would be an ahha! poem…

What a great book to get my mind set on the long term. I need this and it surely takes retooling of past habbits. Disciplined process and emotional constitution. Right selection…

This is a wonderful picture of Adlerian Psychology, so far as I know. It was my first intro to Adler save for once in college a friend had shares ideas with our then group…

Customers deserve our absolute best, to be swept off their feet, to be part of the creation itself, to receive over the top. But for that matter, so does everyone with whom I am in contact…

In Job, God and the Devil make a kind of bet. Will Job continue to follow/serve/be loyal to God if everything he’s been blessed with is taken from him? What does this say of God? And of man? What is required in the pysche from/of God in light of this?…

Adler was one of Freud’s contemporaries, like Jung. They shared in common a departure from Freud’s theories, for example, that everything is driven by the sexual desire. Adler founded Individual Psychology. Jung, Analytics Psychology. They had different theories..

Great short how to think book for an individual investor. A lot of great tips on organizing thought, what to ignore, what to pay more attention to. Thank you Mr. Lynch!

Recommended by a friend who was looking to start up or flame his fire inside some. What a story! What is YOUR Everest? I knew right away what mine has been and what it is today. And it breaks my heart. The author of this book drug a sled across the whole of Antarctica…

Great book for anyone, especially the average Joe/Jill, but also investors like myself to help see the bigger picture. My time horizons are typically…

…cause that’s what I’ve been doing this week and last. This is so good. I went through about a year ago but have…

Round 3 of Proust. I am reminded of Rilke, “I want to be with those who know secret things or else alone.” The next is Sodom and Gomorrah…

Immediate changes occured in me and my daily activities as a result of having listened to this once and I plan to use and incorporate more now and for a long time…

No one is immune. The most experienced builder, surgeon, stock trader still forgets or overlooks something that in retrospect…

Do you ever find that you are always waking either a little bit more or that you are just now beginning to come awake after not having realized you’d fallen asleep again?…

David’s poetry and interpretations of poetry and life are medicine for the mind and the soul. His voice is…

Eckhart is one of the greatest spiritual masters I have read in my life. I read his sermons out loud to…

Each of these is so widly different. I’m in the third volume at present and it is my least favorite thus far. I am totally floored with Proust’s brilliance…

I’ll be reading Proust a long, long time now. In Search of Lost Time (of which this is the first volume) has seven volumes, all of which are long and every sentence (almost) complex. No one writes, has ever written like this imo…