I've read hundreds of books over the years and have come to the Pareto conclusion that more than 80% of the ideas and lessons in non-fiction books can be summarized in less than 20% of the pages.​

 

Books have always been my source of excelling in life. I knew from an early age that I didn't need to reinvent the wheel, I could start from where others had ended, and stand on the shoulders of giants.​​

 

Books have been my greatest aid—allowing me to learn from history’s greatest minds, yet it's hard to find the time and remember all the lessons from hundreds of thousands of pages—that's why I built MetaBooks; to absorb knowledge faster and remember more.

 

​​I aim to encourage others to build a life they truly love. After all, knowledge should set us free. I aim to make the knowledge of great thinkers accessible in a way that is easy to digest and remember, unlike long books.

 

As Isabel Allende said in "The Sum of Our Days": “What is the point of having experience, knowledge, or talent if I don’t give it away? Of having stories if I don’t tell them to others? Of having wealth if I don’t share it? I don’t intend to be cremated with any of it!”