Libro de Arte del Té

I’d read plenty of business books before, but this one surprised me—it’s the personal stories of the founder’s journey that stuck with me days after finishing. The way he ties together ritual, discovery, and impact makes it feel more like a memoir than a typical business guide, and I’ve already pass

The chapter on ritual alone was worth the price—it made me slow down and actually taste my morning cup instead of gulping it. Steve's personal journey from startup struggles to global impact reads like a memoir, not a business manual. Finished it in two sittings and immediately ordered copies for my

I picked it up expecting just a business memoir, but the chapters on ritual and discovery genuinely changed how I think about my own tea practice. The way he connects personal moments to the company's growth feels both intimate and universal. Finished it in two sittings.