Why did I make these?
Ai can spit us out book summaries in two seconds. Information is everywhere... Yeah, that's not working out so great, is it?
I recently embarked on my own "hero journey" of sorts. Born and raised in Canada, a book lover my whole life. I had an impressive collection. Cycled through 2000 books.

Then, I felt a pull. A pull to move. Somewhere too far away to bring my book collection with me. So, I spent 3 months filling my journals with the most important ideas, concepts, frameworks, and principles from the best books I had read.

I had taken my top books and shrank their form into a single journal. The thing is, I've learned from experience. I don't retain much from written word alone. I've always loved visual aids. I've also retained more from pairing written word, with visual aids and audio aids combined.
So I took my top picks and organized them, selfishly so I could reference the knowledge that had personally led to my best outcomes. But then I started sharing some of these Ideas online.

One post would get 5000 saves, then another, and another. These notes were resonating with more and more people. So I built this storefront for the driven, autodidact, who wants to apply their knowledge. Not just signal, "hey I read another big book", instead, "hey, these ideas are changing me life".
I believe now more than ever, information is cheap. I know these summaries help take knowledge and turn it into action. How? Because it worked for me, and it's worked for countless others. And I know it'll work for you too.
- Ryan Richardson