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Poor Richard's Almanack
Book • 1732
Poor Richard's Almanack was a highly popular publication in colonial America, offering a mix of seasonal weather forecasts, recipes, conversion charts, proverbs, puzzles, and other entertaining content.
Franklin wrote and published the almanack under the pseudonym 'Richard Saunders' or 'Poor Richard.
' The publication was known for its witty sayings and proverbs, many of which have become part of American vernacular.
It also promoted Enlightenment principles such as reason, self-improvement, and practical wisdom, reflecting Franklin's broader influence on American culture and society.
Franklin wrote and published the almanack under the pseudonym 'Richard Saunders' or 'Poor Richard.
' The publication was known for its witty sayings and proverbs, many of which have become part of American vernacular.
It also promoted Enlightenment principles such as reason, self-improvement, and practical wisdom, reflecting Franklin's broader influence on American culture and society.
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David Senra as a role model for Charlie Munger, highlighting Franklin's emphasis on thrift, duty, hard work, and simplicity.
David Senra as a role model for Charlie Munger, highlighting Franklin's emphasis on thrift, duty, hard work, and simplicity.
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#90 Charlie Munger (Poor Charlie's Almanack)
Mentioned by Bruce Feiler as a historical figure who helped define the American idea of success through virtue and hard work.
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How To Find Meaningful Work in a Rapidly Changing World | Bruce Feiler
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Ryan Holiday and 
Evan Friss in relation to his bookstore and its influence on the American Revolution.
Ryan Holiday and Evan Friss in relation to his bookstore and its influence on the American Revolution.
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The History of American Bookshops (From Benjamin Franklin to The Painted Porch) | Evan Friss
Mentioned by Speaker 1 as a book by Benjamin Franklin, referenced by Warren Buffett in the foreword to "Poor Charlie's Almanack".
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#055 - Poor Charlie’s Almanack: The Essential Wit and Wisdom of Charles T. Munger
Mentioned by Ryan Holiday as an example of someone who rephrased Cato's lesson on learning from others.
Ryan Holiday as an example of someone who rephrased Cato's lesson on learning from others.
You Should Always Find Something to Learn
Recommended by Chris Moore as a book filled with fundamental principles applicable to various life aspects.
Ep 93 - Undivided Intention
