Here I am, at the New York Public library and as I'm walking around, I stopped for this photo.
Just 10 minutes ago, I picked up a new book at Barnes and Noble ( Business Model Generation ) and then I saw the quote in the photo below. Now, I'm really curious - where COULD that next book take me?
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Jason,
How cool and what great timing for you. Once I have completed a book, it may be instantly that I know what the purpose was for. Other times, weeks go by before the a-ha moment sets in. But reading is an amazing part of my life and something everyone should take part in.
Most recently, Rick Ross, turned me on to Rework. Incredible book and a must read. It slowly developed into the framework of a book I am writing. After 4 days. Didn't see that coming at all.
Great post my friend. You got me thinking!
Thanks,
Brock
Posted by: Brock Patterson | August 04, 2010 at 02:34 PM