What books are you reading this month?
I'd love to hear of books you have picked up recently that are related to founders and startups.
And how do you rate them?
Also, on a side note, I'm thinking it would be useful to create and maintain an ongoing list of these recommendations. I know many exist across several discussion posts and also on Twitter.
Would this be useful?
$100 Startup - This book has amazing stories of Indie Makers all over the world, and gave me many ideas for my business.
Agreed! This actually made me believe that I can do it too.
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https://pca.st/sidehustle
I started reading a book called Quiet by Susan Cain. It is not specifically targeted towards founders/startups but the information has been a real eye opener for me. I think it can be an insightful read for anyone interested in the comparison between introverts/extroverts as well as anyone in a leadership role.
Yes, I read that a while back and really enjoyed it!
Crossing the Chasm by Geoffrey A. Moore
Love this book
Zero to One 9/10
Contagious 10/10
Start With Why 3/10
Contagious is absoluty a great book
Zero to One is also on my to-read list. Is Contagious by Jonah Berger?
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Traction by founder of DuckDuckGo. Has useful info for anyone who wants to learn more about digital marketing and different ways of getting a product off the ground.
Yes It should be a list here so I could choose to read
The Adweek Copywriting Handbook
7 out of 10
I am starting Sandworm: A New Era of Cyberwar and the Hunt for the Kremlin's Most Dangerous Hackers , is not about entrepreneur or indies , but it looks a great book to know what happen now.
Currently reading Coders and Levels Make-Book
All of them amazing and highly recommended.
The Great Mental Models Project by Shane Parish
https://fs.blog/tgmm/
Ultralearning by Scott H. Young. Havent even finished but already inspired me to finally learn to touch type
How to sell anything to anybody - Joe Girard
Permanent Record - Edward Snowden latest' book!
Just started reading it!
The Beekeeper's Handbook. It's a hobby that I plan to start here in Mexico with the intention of commercializing it over the next few years. I'm slowly trying to build up financial independence from having a remote salaried job in the US, and as much as I love SaaS projects, I've always wanted to own a business that's literally hands-on and involves outdoor time.
Oh, that's interesting. I love seeing how people are exploring non-digital things with the hope/ideas that it could be money generating.
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I've had this on my to read list for far too long.