Book Notes
Criminal Psychology: Learning to Read the Smallest Clues Carefully
A sober note on behavioral profiling, small clues, trauma, and the discipline of observation.
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A personal archive — where I keep what I've learned, lived, and want to remember. Reflections on life, work, and the questions that don't have tidy answers.
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Think and Grow Rich: Desire Is Only Useful When It Becomes a Written Plan
A grounded note on desire, belief, planning, specialised knowledge, and self-audit.
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The 48 Laws of Power: Reading Power Without Becoming Cold
A careful reading of power as signals, timing, options, and ethics rather than manipulation.
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David Eagleman on the Adaptive Brain: The Mind Learns Through Signals
The brain is not fixed storage; it is an adaptive interface trained by repeated signals.
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How to Change by Katy Milkman: Durable Change Starts in Small Places
Durable change often begins with a better-designed moment, not a louder promise.
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Never Eat Alone by Keith Ferrazzi and Tahl Raz: Relationships Are Built Before You Need Them
Good relationships are built before they are needed, then kept warm with care.
Perspectives & Reflections
The Pause Between Feeling and Response: Where Better Choices Begin
A feeling is information, not an instruction; the pause is where choice begins.
Perspectives & Reflections
The Foundation Comes First: Visible Progress Is Built Before Anyone Notices
Visible progress is usually quiet accumulation finally becoming visible.
Perspectives & Reflections
Two Ways of Thinking: How Induction and Deduction Shape Work and Relationships
Good judgement often comes from knowing when to observe and when to reason from first principles.