Welcome to Constantly Curious, Edition #22!

This week at a glance:

• The Man in the Red Bandana

• Can’t Miss Links of the Week 🔥

• Creators That Will Take Your Reading Game to the Next Level

• Three (3) Quotes/Thoughts

If this is your first time reading - welcome! Let your curiosity run wild with us every Thursday at 12pm EST.

With that said, let’s get into it -

The Man in the Red Bandana

There are so many stories, documentaries, and videos recounting what the heroes of 9/11 sacrificed that day, and this is one of my favorites.

I try to watch this video every year around early September, and it always resets my perspective.

This is the story of Welles Crowther, a WTC employee who saved no less than 18 fellow WTC employees on 9/11.

It’s a moving reminder about the hero that lives within all of us.

You can watch the full length documentary, The Man in the Red Bandana, here.

My CAN’T MISS Links of the Week

PRO TIPS: For any articles that are paywall’d, refer to CC #11 or CC #19 for a way to bypass. OR, utilize your iPhone’s “Reader View” in your browser (this works occasionally)

🎾 The Legend of Coco Gauff Begins Now (The Ringer)

🎙️ Walter Isaacson: Elon Musk, Steve Jobs, Einstein, Da Vinci & Ben Franklin | Lex Friedman Podcast (Youtube)

📲 The Science and History of the iPhone Screen (Trung Phan)

👔 Great Advice on Sales Fundamentals (Brian Feroldi, X/Twitter)

💰 The Power of Thinking Differently (Sahil Bloom)

Creators Helping You to Elevate Your Reading Knowledge

This week Walter Isaacson, author of seminal biographies on Steve Jobs, Einstein, Da Vinci, and Benjamin Franklin, released his biography on Elon Musk.

It’s the most excited I have been for a book in YEARS, and it got me thinking…who is doing “book content” the best right now?

Here are 3 creators I have found (and followed) that will take your book knowledge to the next level. They may even inspire you to dive back into the pages yourself…

1. Nat Eliason

@nateliason

This is the book I’ve re-read the most times. It completely changed how I think about my life, and gave me a new lens to interpret the wor... See more

2. David Senra (Founders Podcast)

@founderspodcast

A conversation between Steve Jobs and Jony Ive in the book Jony Ive: The Genius Behind Apple’s Greatest Products #entrepreneur #entreprene... See more

3. Ali Abdaal (not just book reviews, but much of his content is centered on content that comes from books he reads)

Three Quotes & Ideas to Consider

See you next week!

Stay Curious, Friends!