[tedkalaw]

War of Art. Solid book; picked it up after seeing this passage on HN hehe

[snazz]

Art & Fear? It's also the third-highest-score comment on HN: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...

[411111111111111]

yes, its from Art & Fear.

The Art of War is unrelated but also form an insightful fella. more focused on adversarial confrontations than Art & Fear though

[taeric]

So, I have now put /War of Art/ and /Art and Fear/ in my queue. I also have a physical of /Art of War/ somewhere. I'm assuming that is a different thing, though.

[411111111111111]

yes, it is. no idea why i read Art of War before :-)

[taeric]

I don't think you were alone in that. I stared at it for a while making sure I had it right. :D

[tonyedgecombe]

I really disliked that book, I found nothing actionable in it.

It is so often recommended that I read it to the end thinking there would be some jewel waiting for me. There wasn't.

[mesaframe]

The problem with the so called self help book is. There are so obvious for some and totally novel for others.