Books. And more.

So finally, after ages, I've gotten back my habit of reading. I had always been a procrastinator when it came to reading and would always instead end up staring at some arbit website. I hate myself for that - for having missed out on some reading in the last few years.

23 books lay on my shelf which had been untouched. And now, slowly, I'm devouring each one of them. Some of them had been bought as long ago as 2006. And I'm one of those people who would rather enjoy non-fiction, stuff that's cool and non intuitive instead of some random fiction books.

Some of the books I'm currently on are Predictably Irrational, The Upside of Irrationality - both by Dan Areily - both classics in that genre. Next up - Fooled by Randomness, The Undercover Economist and Adventure Capitalist.

Other non fiction stories, I've been reading are Songs of Blood and Sword by Fatima Bhutto and a classic book that is a narrative by Andrew Ross Sorkin - Too Big to Fail.

Would be glad if you could recommend something. Thanks.