Get a reading list built for a specific goal: the sequence that builds understanding, why each book earns its slot, and what to skip.
Curate my reading list. The goal: {{goal}} (what I'm trying to understand or become, my current level, time realistically — books per month, formats I'll actually consume: {{formats}}). Build: the sequenced list (5-7 max — a list of 20 is a guilt generator; ordered so each book builds on the last: the accessible on-ramp first, the technical spine, the contrarian voice that stops echo-chamber learning, the practical application), per book: why THIS one earns its slot and what specifically to get from it (the read-for note — sometimes it's 3 chapters, say so), the skip-list (the famous books on this topic NOT worth my time and why — curation is subtraction), the format matching (which work as audio vs need the page), and the retention hook: the one question to answer in writing after each book, building toward my goal.
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