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Federico

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Federico's Books by Status

124 Books

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Bel Canto
Incorruptible: Why Good Companies Go Bad and How Great Companies Stay Great
Wardley Maps
Brave New World
The Left Hand of Darkness
No Country for Old Men
Apple in China: The Capture of the World's Greatest Company

Federico's Reading Goals

Goal

4/12 books
33%

2026 Reading Goal

Read 12 books by . They're 2 books behind schedule.

Federico's Most Popular Reviews

De voedingsindustrie maakt ons ziek door veel suiker, zout, en vet aan ons eten toe te voegen.
Ten eerste verdienen bedrijven geld met ongezond voedsel die goedkoop is om te produceren, ten tweede verdienen ze geld met medicijnen die ons laten afvallen.

Bedrijven blijven zeggen dat “de consument wil het” en de Nederlandse overheid doet niet genoeg om ze onder controle te blijven: wij als samenleving draaien uiteindelijk op voor de kosten.

The book contains 5 short, cute fables: I enjoyed most of them, but was not impressed. It's the author's debut book, so I'd say “well done, keep going!” and I'm hoping he'll write even better ones in the future.

3.5⭐️

Merged review:

The book contains 5 short, cute fables: I enjoyed most of them, but was not impressed. It's the author's debut book, so I'd say “well done, keep going!” and I'm hoping he'll write even better ones in the future.

3.5⭐️

Stile autobiografico (o autobiografia vera? difficile da dire), una serie (troppi, forse) di grandi temi in primo piano, ma non messi molto a fuoco. Lo stile è riconoscibile e scorrevole (l'ho letto in una notte).

You find out you are going to die within days and every day you're given (not going into details to avoid spoilers) the choice to live one more day by making something disappear from the world, or to accept your death: what do you choose? and who do you want to say goodbye to?

Summing it up with the author's words:

“Financial success is not a hard science. It's a soft skill, where how you behave is more important than what you know”

Short, to the point chapters with lots of insights and, above all, no “This is THE way to do things” narrative.

Merged review:

Summing it up with the author's words:

“Financial success is not a hard science. It's a soft skill, where how you behave is more important than what you know”

Short, to the point chapters with lots of insights and, above all, no “This is THE way to do things” narrative.