This book is all about Black Swans: the random events that underlie our lives, from bestsellers to world disasters. Their impact is huge; they’re impossible to predict, yet after they happen we always try to rationalize them. (Same author that wrote Fooled by Randomness, also linked in the intro)

A guide to communicating pleasantly and effectively with others. I’m 60% through and enjoying the simple and practical tips.

Applicable in your personal and business life. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella bought all the members of his senior leadership team a copy of this book in 2014 when he took over the company.

Kudos to Karina for the recommendation!

When Casey Neistat was a teenager, the odds were against him; he had dropped out of high school, was washing dishes to pay rent, and was a father by age 17. But he eventually scraped together enough money to buy a camera and an iMac, and began churning out short films that went viral even before YouTube took off. He is now one of the biggest names on YouTube, with an audience of nearly 12 million.

Outwit Your Friends. Choose from a variety of fun categories in which each player makes up fake answers to real trivia questions. This partners well with Zoom catch-ups!

56 things to keep you occupied during lockdown. I like the suggestion to watch some of the greatest movies of all time (based on average rating).

A list of ideas from different fields that help explain how the world works.

A daily shot of No-Code goodness sent to you via email. The tools shared in this daily email can help you create websites and apps without needing to write any code! Kudos to Mark for the recommendation.