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August 25, 2025
Weekly Update: Week 282
Current Project: Reading books about entrepreneurs and sharing what I learned from them
Mission: Create a library of wisdom from notable entrepreneurs that current entrepreneurs can leverage to increase their chances of success
Cumulative metrics (since 4/1/24):
- Total books read: 77
- Total blog posts published: 504
This week’s metrics:
- Books read: 1
- Blog posts published: 7
What I completed this week (link to last week’s commitments):
- Read Technological Revolutions and Financial Capital, a historical recount of the relationship between financial bubbles and new technologies. Venezuelan economist Carlota Perez describes a cycle driven by the relationship between the two that can be traced back over one hundred years.
- Added two more books that I read in 2019, these an inside perspective on angel investing and a biography about the opioid crisis and one of America’s biggest pain clinics, to the library on this site—see more here
What I’ll do next week:
- Read a biography, autobiography, or framework book
- Add two more books that I read before 2024 to the library on this site—see more here
Asks:
- Seeking technical lead or cofounder – I’m looking for a senior full-stack developer skilled in AI retrieval. If you know one who’d have an interest in working on the software project related to books, please introduce us!
Week two hundred eighty-two was another week of learning. Looking forward to next week!
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Technological Revolutions and Financial Capital
August 2025
A historical account of how successive waves of new technologies have reshaped economies over the past two centuries. Perez explains the relationship between technological revolutions and the capital that funds their development. She shows that this relationship follows a recurring cycle, with distinct phases that carry profound economic and social ramifications.