Welcome to the Lindy Book Club
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Are you eager to broaden your understanding and deepen your insight into life's most significant subjects? Do you seek purpose and meaning? Perhaps you're looking to launch a business, refine your management skills, craft art, or pen a book. Or maybe you're simply curious, unsure of what you want, and ready to explore.
The answer lies in reading—specifically, "Lindy" books, those enduring works proven to withstand the test of time.
Join NowWhy Join the Lindy Book Club?
Curated Reading
Concentrate on carefully selected timeless books that will remain relevant when you grow old
Community Learning
Connect with like-minded readers and share insights in our interactive discussions
Flexible Format
Join at your own pace - no pressure, no rigid schedules, read what interests you
Present your own work
Publish your own content like articles or books on lindybook.com and get exposure for your work.
How It Works
Monthly Book Introductions
Each month, we introduce several carefully selected books across different categories
Interactive Sessions
Join our live online sessions where we explore the key ideas and their practical applications
Read at Your Pace
Choose the books that interest you and read them at your own comfortable pace
Follow-up Discussions
Three months later, we revisit each book for deeper discussions and sharing of insights
Set Your Personal Goals
Use the group to become more erudite, improve your writing skills, or to get ideas for your projects.
Books are handpicked from the Lindy Book List, a collection of timeless works curated over a long time.
The Lindy Book Club unites people passionate about exploring timeless ideas through a wide range of genres—fiction, science, business, history, and beyond. It's a place to discuss profound concepts, uncover practical applications, and enrich your personal and professional life.

Some Topics We Explore
Nassim Taleb's Incerto
Deep dive into revolutionary ideas about uncertainty, probability, and decision-making
Greek History & Culture
We explore the history of Modern Greece by looking at books about crucial historical events or great works of literature. Greece will be our first station on our journey to explore the history of cultures.
Judgment, Heuristics & Ancient Wisdom
Understanding decision-making from different angles
Society, Business & Management
Learn from time-tested principles of effective organization and leadership
Art, Creativity & Writing
Lessons from great artists, writers & doers
Upcoming Events
Join us for our next events and dive into the world of timeless literature.
Lindy Book Club Incerto Series
In this session, we will look into Nassim Taleb's Incerto and discuss some of its key concepts, particularly the fascinating idea of the Lindy effect. Our long-term goal is to understand what constitutes a "Lindy book" and how to find and identify them.
Incerto: Antifragile
In Antifragile, Taleb takes us beyond resilience and robustness, introducing the concept of systems that gain from disorder. We’ll explore how this applies to everything from finance to personal growth, evolution, and decision-making in a world of uncertainty. Expect an engaging discussion on how to embrace randomness rather than fear it.
Orwell: Notes on Nationalism
Orwell’s Notes on Nationalism dissects the psychological mechanisms behind political tribalism, from blind loyalty to intellectual dishonesty. How does his analysis apply today? Join us as we examine Orwell’s sharp observations and their relevance in the modern world.
Incerto: Skin in the Game
Join our book club to discuss Nassim Nicholas Taleb's Skin in the Game, where we’ll dive into the concept of SITG as a filter for decision-making and accountability. Explore how having personal stakes shapes trust, risk, and fairness in systems, from markets to morality. Expect a lively debate on why those without skin in the game often distort outcomes. Perfect for anyone curious about real-world consequences and human behavior!
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