The Almanack of Naval Ravikant

This isn't really a book you read so much as one you keep nearby. It's a curated collection of Naval's thinking on wealth, leverage, and happiness.

The parts on leverage — code and media as ways to multiply effort without multiplying hours — reshaped how I think about what to spend my time on. Some of the happiness material veers a little tidy for my taste, but the signal-to-noise is high. I dog-eared more pages here than in almost anything else this year.