1. What did Jo decide to do on a cold day?
2. What did Jo suggest Laurie should do to keep himself amused?
3. What items did Jo bring for Laurie, and from whom?
4. How did Laurie know the names of the March sisters?
5. Describe the library in Laurie's house.
6. Whose portrait did Jo see in the library? How did she describe the person?
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For example, if you go back in time one million seconds from right now, you end up at 12 days ago. If you go back in time one billion seconds you end up 30 years ago. That’s how massive the difference is. This book talks about billion dollar industries, ideas, people and businesses, which makes it hard to grasp, but all the more impressive.
I haven’t read the full thing, but it’s for sure one of the books I most look forward to now, reminds me of Zero To One, which was a fantastic book.
What else can you learn from the blinks?
What super-credibility is, why you need it and how to get it
Which mindset got Elon Musk and Richard Branson to where they are today
How crowdsourcing has opened the world of business to anyone
Why crowdfunding is another exponential technology
How a community of coders who code for fun solves Best Buy’s problems
Who would I recommend the Bold summary to?
The 17 year old, who just finished high school, has an idea and now a chance to build his own skunk works as an experiment before college, the 31 year old science-fiction nerd who loves Iron Man, and anyone who owns an iPhone.