I think most smart people know that reading widely-read books from your profession (e.g. business, tech) is useless. But people get stuck reading obscure, dense books in their industry instead. Reading basic books from other professions (e.g. architecture, science) is underrated.
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Why is reading widely read books from your profession useless? If in biz, do you not read "crossing the chasm"? If in physics, do you not read Feynman's lectures?
I meant ‘reading currently-popular books (i.e. bestsellers) in your industry is ~useless.’ But also, I haven’t read Crossing the Chasm.
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Got it.
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