
*Maybe hybrid with snippets of ERE journal, since financials wise my ERE journey is in the boring phase of waiting for the time to pass.
For now, I'm revisiting calculus (differentiation first) and to get a good grasp of it's underlying principles rather than just the (long forgotten) mechanical manipulation and solving for exams.
I took a look at the Feynman Lectures and seems like a good start, well until I hit any major roadblocks. It's now available completely free online @ feynmanlectures.info
Checked out the Feynman's Tip on Physics which was introduced to help the weaker students at Caltech. I got stumped almost right away at the Prerequisite section on Differentiation (amazon book preview).
So yeah, long long journey ahead, Math has always been a limiting factor in my technical abilities and I'm going to make as much progress as possible while my interest lasts*
* INTP ;p
Have not read the VH1.pdf 10 times yet. Haha.