Laurence Endersen

Why are we here? Pebbles of Perception is is an exploration of the more important decisions in life. Inspired by the teachings of Charlie Munger, the book is an invitation to Be Curious, Build Character and to make Better Choices.

How a Few Good Choices Make All the Difference

Pebbles of Perception

Why are we here? Pebbles of Perception is is an exploration of the more important decisions in life. Inspired by the teachings of Charlie Munger, the book is an invitation to Be Curious, Build Character and to make Better Choices. -- Publishers description.

brendan sudol

overall pleasant, maybe a bit trite at times. enjoyed some of the analogies and quotes:

- being flexible - “The bamboo bends in the wind. It doesn’t break”
- importance of self-care - “In an aircraft emergency, you put on your own oxygen mask first... can’t help others if you’re not well.”
- how to be interesting - be interested
- “Facts fill the mind; experiences open it.”
- “What is this life if, full of care, we have not time to stop and stare.” (W.H. Davies)

Serah

feel like i've read enough of such 'self-help' stuff… the ideas are similar among the different books/articles, just repackaged. there is also a need to read such books (actually every book) with discernment because not all ideas are good ideas... anyway, this book summarises the ‘generally agreed’ key ideas/principles of life topics (relationships, learning, investing, etc.) pretty well. i don't agree with all of the points presented, but i'm glad to have explored them together with the author.

Hugo Ahlberg

Packed with wisdom

Incredible little book packed with wisdom on a wide range of topics from decision making, career choice to having kids. Clearly written, no fluff.

Pebbles of Perception How a Few Good Choices Make All the Difference

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