★ Cabeceira recommends
Thinking, Fast and Slow
Daniel Kahneman · 2011
Also recommended by: Bill Gates · Derek Sivers · Jason Fried · Jay Shetty · Marc Andreessen · Mark Manson · Naval Ravikant · Nassim Taleb · Sam Altman
Investor and fund manager · Bridgewater Associates
Books recommended by Ray Dalio
Ray Dalio is the founder of Bridgewater Associates, one of the largest hedge funds in the world. Over decades of managing institutional capital, he developed a decision-making system based on explicit principles — documented in his book Principles — that became a reference both in the business world and beyond.
With 52 recommended books, his curation reflects a mind that moves between economics, history, philosophy and psychology. Dalio tends to recommend works that help understand historical cycles, human nature and the deep mechanisms that drive markets and civilizations.
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Originals
Adam Grant · 2016
Also recommended by: Anthony Pompliano · Arianna Huffington · Peter Thiel · Richard Branson · Seth Godin · Sheryl Sandberg · Tim Urban
No Rules Rules
Reed Hastings · 2020
”Reed, his people, and his culture are all of star quality. I recommend his book.”
Tribe of Mentors
Tim Ferriss · 2017
”I love Tim’s book because it’s essentially a collection of great principles from people who have accomplished great things.”
Accidental Presidents
Jared Cohen · 2018
”that book provides me a valuable and entertaining view of past presidents during analogous difficult times.”
Also recommended by: Eric Schmidt
What It Takes
Stephen A. Schwarzman · 2019
Also recommended by: Eric Schmidt
Einstein's Mistakes
Hans C. Ohanian · 2010
”The book was given to me because people know that I like that stuff.”
The hero with a thousand faces
Joseph Campbell · 1949
”The Hero with a Thousand Faces is a little bit dense, but it’s so rich, it’s a good one.”
River out of Eden
Richard Dawkins · 1995
”River Out of Eden , by Richard Dawkins. Another very short book on evolution. It just really puts things in perspective.”