As we notÂed back in March, investor Ray Dalio has pubÂlished his latÂest bestÂseller, PrinÂciÂples for DealÂing with the ChangÂing World: Why Nations SucÂceed and Fail. A hisÂtoÂry of the rise and fall of empires over the last 500 years, the book uses the past to conÂtemÂplate the future, parÂticÂuÂlarÂly the fate of the UnitÂed States and ChiÂna. Today, for Teacher AppreÂciÂaÂtion Week, Dalio has announced that he’s willÂing to give a copy of the book “to any high school or colÂlege eduÂcaÂtor who wants it—and to all of their stuÂdents if they intend to have them read it.” He writes:
Since releasÂing my book and aniÂmatÂed video [above], PrinÂciÂples for DealÂing with the ChangÂing World Order, many peoÂple have told me that both would be helpÂful for teachÂing hisÂtoÂry in schools and asked me if I would help make that hapÂpen. So, durÂing this Teacher AppreÂciÂaÂtion Week I will give a copy of the book to any high school or colÂlege eduÂcaÂtor who wants it—and to all of their stuÂdents if they intend to have them read it. And if there’s a lot of interÂest, I’d be hapÂpy to extend the offer past this week. Of course, the Youtube video is already free and easÂiÂly availÂable and I encourÂage you to check that out if you want an overview of what’s in the book.
When you sign up, let me know if you’re interÂestÂed in me hostÂing a live online sesÂsion for classÂrooms, which I’ll do if peoÂple would like it. If you are not an eduÂcaÂtor but know some who might be interÂestÂed in this offer, please share this link with them.
To access the offer, click here.
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