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Portrait of Chris Bosh
NBA Hall of Famer

Chris Bosh

Chris Bosh is a Basketball Hall of Famer who won two championships with the Miami Heat before a blood-clot condition ended his career. A self-described lifelong reader, he wrote Letters to a Young Athlete. Picks below come from his long interview on The Tim Ferriss Show.

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All Chris Bosh book recommendations.

01
The Way and the Power cover
Non-Fiction

The Way and the Power

by Fredrick J. Lovret 1987

“I had a buddy of mine who was a Kenpo black belt, many times over, he gifted me that book. And it pretty much was breaking down the way of the samurai.” source

02
Outliers cover
Non-Fiction

Outliers

by Malcolm Gladwell 2008

“He got me Outliers by Gladwell. And I said, 'Okay,' you know, he gave it to me and I took it. 'Oh, that's cool.' I read that book.” source

03
The Obstacle Is the Way cover
Self-Help

The Obstacle Is the Way

by Ryan Holiday 2014

“I just thought it was fascinating. Just a coach taking the time to think of his teammates and give them food for thought, something to think about.” source

04
Blink cover
Non-Fiction

Blink

by Malcolm Gladwell 2004

“One of my favorite books was Blink by Gladwell. And just talking about the gut decision, trusting your gut, then we talk ourselves out of it.” source

05
Grit cover
Self-Help

Grit

by Angela Duckworth 2016

“And he got us that book, and he would always use these phrases, you know? And so grit was a huge, huge, huge word that he used.” source

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