300-400 is nice

~200 pages

300-400 pages max

350 is the sweet spot

300-400 imo

Neal Stephenson fan here. Books that don't double as a workout can be good too.

As many chapters as possible, 2 minutes each :)

Erm, yeah. Wihtney Webb's book is tad on the long side..

Who’s the author? Jim Cramer: -50,000 words Lyn Alden: 2^20 words Jim Cramer < Ray Dalio < Lyn Alden It’s somewhere in that array.

Around 350.

298 pages

300 pages

300-500

I’ll read as long as it’s adding value and I’m learning something

As short as possible while maintaining information density throughout the entire book. Can be 50 pages or 500, as long as it's full of relevant info that would copromise understanding if left out. Looking forward to your book!

If Lyn gonna write it, I'm going to read it. If someone else is writing it, I'm probably not going to read it lol.

Around 300 or so.

I think 500 is a sweet-spot for an excellent biography or super-focused subject

200-250 is nice :)

300ish

1000ish. Pillars of earth kind of

"Economics in one lesson" by Henry Hazlit has a good length.

Approximately 100-150 pages.

For very buzy people as me and I guest a lot of people: as short as possible. Only essential info. No time to read and remember more. 😅

Too many non-fiction books are way longer than they should be. Many could simply be a pamphlet. Get to the point, don't repeat it too many times, and give it as much detail as required. I don't think you'll have an issue with your writing style.

When I read “The Master Swing Trader” I found near the end I was starting to skim over the last chapter. Personally, 500 pages and under is the ideal number. Lower the better, but as you say it should be “as long as it needs to be”. If 500 pages isn’t enough, maybe make the pages bigger!

300

as long as it needs to be . As concise as possible without dumbing it down or losing nuance. I will read any length happily if it's info dense and doesn't make me read through fluff.