Some notes, comments, key concepts and excerpts from the excellent book, A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson.
Shout out to my brother, who sent me the book as a gift!
Continue reading “A Short History of Nearly Everything” by Bill BrysonMy big to-do list this year features daily writing, math courses, metabolic efficiency, 19 books, an epic hike and kettlebells.
For background check my 2018 recap to see how I did last year, and the goals tag for annual bucket lists and accomplishments dating back to 2013.
Laying them out here keeps me organized, accountable and inspired. Thanks for following along, and I hope these lists spark ideas for your own adventures in 2019.
Now then, the goals:
Continue reading AF 2019 GoalsGoals, accomplishments, books and other cool stuff from 2018.
Continue reading AF 2018 RecapFollowing up on the list I laid out last January, here’s how 2017 went, goals-wise. I also read 12 books last year, and listed them below.
I’ll be posting my list for 2018 soon, ideally before 2019. So many lists.
Happy New Year.
Adam
Green Metropolis: Why Living Smaller, Living Closer, and Driving Less Are the Keys to Sustainability, by David Owen, should be required reading for anyone working or providing input in the transportation, city planning and energy – specifically, sustainability – spaces.
After finishing the book earlier this year, I wrote the author the email below to express my appreciation. I’m including my email here because it serves as a nice nice introduction and summary of my key takeaways.
