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Safi Bahcall Recommended Books
Safi Bahcall has recommended 8 books. Browse the complete reading list with quotes and sources below.
Safi Bahcall is an American physicist, technologist, business executive, and author.
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Essays After Eighty
by Donald Hall
"Has incredible word choice and rhythm and pacing." - Safi Bahcall (Source)
Safi Bahcall mentioned this book on "The Tim Ferriss Show" podcast. (Source)
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Marty Cagan recommended this bookMarty Cagan
Marty Cagan recommended this book on Twitter.
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"I actually loved [this book]." - Safi Bahcall (Source)
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Dave Elitch recommended this bookDave Elitch
"I tell everyone I teach to get [this book]." - Dave Elitch
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Mark Hart recommended this bookMark Hart
"[The author] was this world-class chess player, world-class martial artist, and the book [is about] his learning process." - Mark Hart
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Ed Latimore recommended this bookEd Latimore
"For your mind." - Ed Latimore
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Safi Bahcall mentioned this book on "The Tim Ferriss Show" podcast. (Source)
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Jonathan Eisen recommended this bookJonathan Eisen
Jonathan Eisen mentioned this book on his "Some of my favorite books about Infectious Disease" list.
Jonathan Eisen's recommendation of this book
"From my very good friend." - Safi Bahcall (Source)
"[The author] is the longest-reigning chess champion in history. He wrote [this book] where he breaks down what he did." - Safi Bahcall (Source)
"I’ve probably given [this book] to more people than I can count. It essentially captures the idea of making friends with your thoughts, rather than trying to suppress them." - Safi Bahcall (Source)
The Stories of Vladimir Nabokov
by Vladimir Nabokov
"When I opened [this book] up to at random [page], and I started reading his sentences, my jaw dropped. I didn’t know the English language could do that." - Safi Bahcall (Source)
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