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Adam Robinson is an American educator, freelance author, and a US Chess Federation life master. He is the co-founder of The Princeton Review. He currently works as a global macro advisor to the heads of some of the world's largest hedge funds through his company Robinson Global Strategies.

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What Works on Wall Street

The Classic Guide to the Best-Performing Investment Strategies of All Time

James O'Shaughnessy - 1996-01-01

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4.0 (826)

Finance Nonfiction Business

Discover the long-term investment strategies that consistently outperform the market with this comprehensive guide. Packed with historical data, What Works on Wall Street offers insights into stock performance dating back to 1926. Learn about market capitalization, price-to-earnings ratios, dividends, and much more. This refreshingly objective view on a often overhyped subject provides winning strategies for every investor. Don't follow the experts, follow the data. Make What Works on Wall Street your investing bible.

Adam Robinson

2022-09-13T21:18:16.000Z

@hsshi18 @marwanelnakeeb All kidding aside, BRILLIANT book! (I suspect it WOULD make excellent kindling, but read it first. And by read of course I mean REREAD. And by reread I mean WHILE taking copious notes. And by rereading while taking copious notes of course I mean then REFLECTING ON its insights.) – source

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Heart Breath Mind

Train Your Heart to Conquer Stress and Achieve Success

Leah Lagos - 2021-08-10

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3.8 (191)

Nonfiction Health

"Unlock Peak Performance with Science-Backed Techniques for Managing Stress" - In "Heart Breath Mind," biofeedback and sport psychology expert Leah Lagos shares her 10-week program used by top athletes, CEOs, and business leaders for the first time. Lagos recognizes the connection between heart rhythms and stress, using clinically tested exercises and breathing techniques to allow readers to control their physical response to stress. Combining cognitive-behavioral exercises, Lagos provides a two-tiered approach to strengthen health and performance, enabling readers to be more focused and confident under pressure."

Adam Robinson

2021-10-20T11:21:00.000Z

@RMindsets Okay! Be sure to research state of the art on that technology, which changes rapidly, and read Dr Leah Lagos's book Heart, Breath, Mind, for the best insights on this powerful practice – source

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Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain by Betty Edwards

Zen in the Art of Archery by Eugen Herrigel

The Act of Creation by Arthur Koestler

Judgment Under Uncertainty by Daniel Kahneman

My 60 Memorable Games by Bobby Fischer

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What Works on Wall Street

The Classic Guide to the Best-Performing Investment Strategies of All Time

James O'Shaughnessy - 1996-01-01

Goodreads Rating

4.0 (826)

Finance Nonfiction Business

Adam Robinson

2022-09-13T21:18:16.000Z

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Heart Breath Mind

Train Your Heart to Conquer Stress and Achieve Success

Leah Lagos - 2021-08-10

Goodreads Rating

3.8 (191)

Nonfiction Health

Adam Robinson

2021-10-20T11:21:00.000Z

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God in the Pits

Confessions of a Commodities Trader

Mark Andrew Ritchie - 1996-01-01 (first published in 1990)

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3.7 (55)

"God in the Pits" is a fascinating memoir of Mark Andrew Ritchie, a man who grew up in poverty and rebellion during the Vietnam War. After working various odd jobs, he pursued a career in the cutthroat financial markets of Chicago. This book is praised for its poignant writing and unexpected story, making it a true page-turner. With endorsements from well-known figures such as Donald J. Trump, this memoir is a must-read for those interested in the financial world and personal transformation.

Adam Robinson

2021-01-28T18:37:37.000Z

@jimmynaviaux @wallstreetbets @jackschwager Great book by the way! – source

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The Talent Code

Greatness Isn't Born. It's Grown.

Daniel Coyle - 2009-04-28

Goodreads Rating

4.0 (25k)

Nonfiction Psychology Social Sciences Personal Development Business Education

This book explores the idea that talent is not fixed at birth, but can be developed and honed through certain approaches to learning. The author draws on cutting-edge research and examples from music schools and tennis academies to show how the wiring of our brains can be transformed. Learn why some teaching methods are more effective than others, and how we can all achieve our full potential if we train our brains in the right way.

Adam Robinson

2019-08-08T13:01:37.000Z

@TheArgenisPaul FANTASTIC book – source

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Don't Sweat the Small Stuff . . . and It's All Small Stuff

Simple Ways to Keep the Little Things from Taking Over Your Life (Don't Sweat the Small Stuff Series)

Richard Carlson - 1997-01-01

Goodreads Rating

4.0 (93k)

Personal Development Nonfiction Psychology Social Sciences

Learn to let go of the things that bother you with Don't Sweat the Small Stuff . . . and It's All Small Stuff. In this invaluable guide, author Richard Carlson shares insightful ways to stay calm and collected in the midst of life's daily stresses. Through practical tips like "think of your problems as potential teachers" and "lower your tolerance to stress", you'll discover powerful techniques to prioritize what truly matters and live a more peaceful, fulfilling life.

Adam Robinson

2019-03-03T16:06:16.000Z

Richard Carlson's book Don't Sweat the Small Stuff...and It's All Small Stuff is FULL of LIFE WISDOM. All the GREATS would agree—it is indeed ALL small stuff BUT they got to the top of their game BECAUSE they sweated it, relentlessly. To become great, sweat the small stuff! – source

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Jalal Al-Din Rumi - 2004-05-28 (first published in 1273)

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4.4 (47k)

Poetry Fiction

Discover the exquisite and mystical poetry of thirteenth-century Sufi mystic Rumi in this bestselling book, The Essential Rumi. With a new introduction by Coleman Barks and over 80 never-before-published poems, this revised and expanded edition is a must-read for anyone seeking spiritual enlightenment. Through Barks' lyrical translations, Rumi's ecstatic poetry has been made accessible to readers across the world. Don't miss out on the definitive selection of Rumi's most beautiful and moving poetry.

Adam Robinson

The author’s gotten me in touch with the mystical, and the mysterious, and the magical in life. – source

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The Crack in the Cosmic Egg

New Constructs of Mind and Reality

Joseph Chilton Pearce - 2002-09-30 (first published in 1971)

Goodreads Rating

4.0 (426)

Philosophy Social Sciences Psychology Spirituality Nonfiction Science

Discover a powerful work that shaped the thought of a generation with a focus on the true nature of mind and reality. This book defines culture as a "cosmic egg" and gives techniques to break through logical systems for expanded ways of creative living and learning. Explore the relationship between mind and reality, and uncover nature's blueprint for self-transcendence through the insights of Teilhard, Tillich, Jung, and Jesus. This popular New Age classic challenges assumptions and helps readers develop their potential through new creative modes of thinking.

Adam Robinson

A book that confirms there is far, far more in our unconscious mind than is dreamt of in our philosophy. – source

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The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind

Julian Jaynes - 2000-08-15 (first published in 1976)

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4.3 (5k)

Psychology Social Sciences Philosophy Nonfiction Science History

This groundbreaking book challenges the idea that human consciousness has always existed, proposing that it is a learned process that emerged just three thousand years ago. Its controversial thesis has implications for our psychology, history, culture, religion, and future.

Adam Robinson

A book that confirms there is far, far more in our unconscious mind than is dreamt of in our philosophy. – source

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The HeartMath Solution

The Institute of HeartMath's Revolutionary Program for Engaging the Power of the Heart's Intelligence

Doc Lew Childre - 2000-08-01 (first published in 1999)

Goodreads Rating

4.0 (687)

Health Nonfiction Personal Development

Unlock Your Heart's Intelligence Discover the ultimate guide to tapping into the untapped power of your heart's intelligence. Learn how to improve your focus, creativity, emotional clarity, and overall well-being. Reduce your stress and anxiety levels and boost your immune system. This book is the ultimate solution to help you elevate your life to new heights.

Adam Robinson

I enthusiastically adopted biofeedback HRV training and in a few weeks learned to quiet my mind after just a single, deep diaphragm belly breath, gaining the ability to achieve a Zen-like calm on demand. – source

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Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain by Betty Edwards

Zen in the Art of Archery by Eugen Herrigel

The Act of Creation by Arthur Koestler

Judgment Under Uncertainty by Daniel Kahneman

My 60 Memorable Games by Bobby Fischer