Amu Killada

Tiny Experiments
A practical book that advocates for running small, actionable experiments to navigate life's uncertainties and choices.
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Amu KilladaFirst to rec“Tiny Experiments is a refreshing antidote to the pressure to have your life figured out. The core idea is simple: instead of making huge plans, run small experiments and learn from what happens. I especially liked how practical the book is. It encourages curiosity over certainty and action over endless planning. Not every experiment will work—and that’s the point. A great read if you’re at a crossroads, exploring a new career or idea, or simply trying to figure out what you actually want next.”
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