Books I&#x27;m glad I&#x27;ve read:<p>The Inner Game of Tennis<p>Impro by Keith Johnstone<p>Seeing Like a State<p>The Timeless Way of Building<p>Linear and Geometric Algebra by Alan Macdonald<p>Meditations by Marcus Aurelius (read this one thrice)<p>The Tao of Pooh<p>Science, Strategy and War: The Strategic Theory of John Boyd<p>The Drama of the Gifted Child<p>Interaction Ritual<p>What Do You Say After You Say Hello?<p>Of niche use:<p>Mathematics: its Content, Methods and Meaning - mostly useful for figuring out what math you don&#x27;t know. I recommend reading it at a fairly decent pace, and noting what subjects don&#x27;t sound like an overview of something you&#x27;ve already learned.