How to Read: Lots of Inputs and a Strong Filter

Morgan Houselcollabfund.comWritten August 3, 20232 min read

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Taking a cue from Munger, Housel argues you should start any book that interests you but quit ruthlessly once it stops working, since most books aren't worth finishing and a few can change your life.

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