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If you want to learn lessons from the books you read, then you must become an active reader.

Can’t Find a Mentor? Then Read a Book

Here are the four steps you need to take to have a conversation with an author, their book, and to digest the lessons they have to offer.
By Jesse Wisnewski
I’ve been blessed to meet a lot of wonderful people who I’ve learned a lot from.

22 Life Lessons I Learned From My Mentors That Every Person Should Know

Everyone has mentors. But not everyone actively observes them.
By Darius Foroux
Steve jobs and Steve Wozniak with their first Apple personal computer.

How My Dinner With Steve Wozniak Changed My Life

A few years ago one of my idols, Steve Wozniak, invited me to dinner and substantially altered the course of my life and career.
By Robin Seemangal
Gulf War commander, US four star general Norman Schwarzkopf (L), who commanded the international coalition which ousted Iraqi forces from Kuwait during Operation Desert Storm, and US President George Bush face media 23 April 1991 in the White House, Washington, D.C., before a private luncheon. (Photo credit should read J. DAVID AKE/AFP/Getty Images)

What Norman Schwarzkopf Taught Me From War

By Gus Lee

The Nature of Nurture: Honoring the Mentors Who Changed Our Lives

By David Margolick

You Can Always Tell Someone to Go to Hell Tomorrow—And Other Brilliant Life Advice

By Gillian Zoe Segal
Navy SEALs perform Advanced Cold Weather training to experience the physical stress of the environment and how their equipment will operate, or even sound, in adverse conditions December 14, 2003 in Kodiak, Alaska. Navy SEALs are maritime special operations forces that strike from the sea, air and land. They operate in small numbers, infiltrating their objective areas by fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters, Navy surface ships, combatant craft and submarines. SEALs have the ability to conduct a variety of high-risk missions, utilizing unconventional warfare, direct action, special reconnaissance, combat search and rescue, diversionary attacks and precision strikes. (Photo by Photographer's Mate 2nd Class Eric S. Logsdon/U.S. Navy via Getty Images)

Your Own Frontline: A Navy SEAL’s Guide to Building Resilience

By Eric Greitens
Mr. Lewis (twitter.com/mlewislogic)

NYC Tech Mobilizer is Summer Camp for Devs Who ‘Crush Technical Problems With a Mere Glance’

By Jessica Roy
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