The very best of entrepreneurial mindset. Learning to make a sucess business

1. Indice
1. Success through a positive mental attitude 5
2. Unlimited power 5
3. Secrets of the millionaire mind. Think rich to get rich. 6
4. Think and Grow Rich. 6
5. Rich Dad Poor Dad. 7
6. The greatest salesman in the world 7
7. The 4-hour work week. 8
8. Positioning 8
9. The Emyth. Why most small busineses don´t work and what to do about it. 9
10. Feel the fear and doit anyway. 9
11. CashFlow Quadrant. Guide to financial freedom. 10
12. How to win friends and influence people 10
13. Lean Startup 11
14. Business model you 11
15. Blue ocean strategy 12
16. The business of the 21th century 12
17. Business model generation 13
18. The Entrepreneur's guide tu customer development 13
19. How to develop self-confidence and influence peopel by public speaking 14
20. The element. How finding your passion changes everything 14
21. Running Lean. Iterate from Plan A to a Plan that works 15
22. Emotional Intelligence 15
23. Steve Jobs: The Exclusive Biography: A Biography 16
24. Who moved my cheese? 16
25. The art of the start. 17
26. The long tail 17
27. Tribes 18
28. Guerrilla Marketing 18
29. Made to stick. Why some ideas survive and others die 19
30. Drive. The surprising truth about what motivates us 19
31. Leadership and the One Minute Manager 20
32. Purple Cow: Transform Your Business by Being Remarkable 20
33. Crush it! 21
34. Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap...and Others Don't 21
35. Founders at work 22
36. Delivering Happiness 22
37. Start with Why 23
38. Rework 23
39. The innovators dilema 24
40. The 8th habit. 24
41. MBA Personal 25
42. The Toyota Way 25
43. Influence 26
44. The power of now 26
45. 7 Habits of Highly Effect: Powerful Lessons in Personal Change 27
46. Never eat alone. 27
47. the 22 Inmutable laws of marketing 28
48. Presentation Zen 28
49. No: The Only Negotiating System You Need for Work and Home 29
50. Crowdsourcing 29
51. Coaching for Performance: GROWing Human Potential and Purpose 30
52. Spin Selling 30

3. 1. Success through a positive mental attitude
This book shows the absolute validity of
Napoleon Hill's classic success book "Think and
Grow Rich." W. Clement Stone seems to have
put all of what Hill wrote about, which made
him successful beyond belief.
Napoleon Hill's books have been a treasured part
of my library. I've recommended this one to
others countless times. I consider Napoleon Hill
to be one of the earliest "proactive thinkers" in
the world. As the father of the science of
personal achievement, he has been one of my
success mentors. If you haven't read this book
before, get ready for profound wisdom.
Napoleon Hill makes it easy to understand that
our thoughts are things and have God given
powers, far beyond what is commonly taught by
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2. Unlimited power
If you have ever dreamed of a better life,
Unlimited Power will show you how to achieve
the extraordinary quality of life you desire and
deserve, and how to master your personal and
professional life. Anthony Robbins has proven
to millions through his books, tapes, and
seminars that by harnessing the power of the
mind you can do, have, achieve, and create
anything you want for your life. He has shown
heads of state, royalty, Olympic and professional
athletes, movie stars, and children how to
achieve.
Unlimited Power is a revolutionary fitness book
for the mind. It will show you, step by step, how
to perform at your peak while gaining emotional
and financial freedom, attaining leadership and
self-confidence, and winning the cooperation of
others. It will give you the knowledge and the
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Unlimited Power is a guidebook to superior
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4. 3) Secrets of the millionaire mind. Think rich to get rich.
Secrets of the Millionaire Mind reveals the
missing link between wanting success and
achieving it!
Have you ever wondered why some people seem
to get rich easily, while others are destined for a
life of financial struggle? Is the difference found
in their education, intelligence, skills, timing,
work habits, contacts, luck, or their choice of
jobs, businesses, or investments?
The shocking answer is: None of the above!
In his groundbreaking Secrets of the Millionaire
Mind, T. Harv Eker states: "Give me five
minutes, and I can predict your financial future
for the rest of your life!" Eker does this by
identifying your "money and success blueprint."
We all have a personal money blueprint
ingrained in our subconscious minds, and it is
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determine our financial lives.
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4) Think and Grow Rich.
A must for anyone wanting to improve their
lives and their positive thinking. There have
been more millionaires and indeed, billionaires,
who have made their fortunes as a result of
reading this success classic than any other book
every printed. NAPOLEON HILLS's "Think and
Grow Rich" is the authors most famous work.
This is the COMPLETE Reference Book. A true
masterpiece with the fundamentals of the
Success philosophy.
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5. 5) Rich Dad Poor Dad.
Anyone stuck in the rat-race of living paycheck
to paycheck, enslaved by the house mortgage
and bills, will appreciate this breath of fresh air.
Learn about the methods that have created more
than a few millionaires. This is the first abridged
miniature edition of Rich Dad Poor Dad. The
full-length edition has sold millions as a New
York Times bestseller. As proven by the runaway
success of The Secret and like titles, changing
one’s thinking to influence one’s fortune sells
big, and forms the basis of rich dad’s advice.
Learn to think like a rich dad and let your money
work for you!
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6. The greatest salesman in the world
What you are today is not important... for in this
runaway bestseller you will learn how to change
your life by applying the secrets you are about to
discover in the ancient scrolls.
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6. 7) The 4-hour work week.
Forget the old concept of retirement and the rest
of the deferred-life plan - there is no need to
wait and every reason not to, especially in
unpredictable economic times. Whether your
dream is escaping the rat race, experiencing
high-end world travel, earning a monthly five-
figure income with zero management, or just
living more and working less, this book is the
blueprint.This step-by step guide to luxury
lifestyle design teaches:* How Tim went from
$40,000 dollars per year and 80 hours per week
to $40,000 per MONTH and 4 hours per week *
How to outsource your life to overseas virtual
assistants for $5 per hour and do whatever you
want * How blue-chip escape artists travel the
world without quitting their jobs * How to
eliminate 50% of your work in 48 hours using
the principles of a forgotten Italian economist *
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8) Positioning
'One of the most important communication
books I've ever read. I highly recommend it!' -
Spencer Johnson, author of "Who Moved My
Cheese?" and co-author of "The One Minute
Manager". '...Ries and Trout taught me
everything I know about branding, marketing,
and product management. When I had the idea
of creating a very large thematic community on
the Web, I first thought of "Positioning"...' -
David Bohnett, Chairman and Founder of
GeoCities. The first book to deal with the
problems of communicating to a skeptical,
media-blitzed public, "Positioning" describes a
revolutionary approach to creating a "position"
in a prospective customer's mind - one that
reflects a company's own strengths and
weaknesses as well as those of its competitors.
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7. 9) The Emyth. Why most small busineses don´t work and what to do about it.
An instant classic, this revised and updated
edition of the phenomenal bestseller dispels the
myths about starting your own business. Small
business consultant and author Michael E.
Gerber, with sharp insight gained from years of
experience, points out how common
assumptions, expectations, and even technical
expertise can get in the way of running a
successful business.
Gerber walks you through the steps in the life of
a business—from entrepreneurial infancy
through adolescent growing pains to the mature
entrepreneurial perspective: the guiding light of
all businesses that succeed—and shows how to
apply the lessons of franchising to any business,
whether or not it is a franchise. Most
importantly, Gerber draws the vital, often
overlooked distinction between working on your
business and working in your business.
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10) Feel the fear and doit anyway.
With dynamic techniques and profound advice,
Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway® has guided so
many readers around the world to turn their fear,
indecision and anger into power, action and
love. Learn the tools that will vastly improve
your ability to handle any situation so that you
can become powerful and decisive in the face of
your fears. Discover that everyone has the same
fears but, by applying the wisdom that Susan
Jeffers offers in this breakthrough book, you can
literally feel the fear…and do it anyway!
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8. 11. CashFlow Quadrant. Guide to financial freedom.
Cashflow
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12. How to win friends and influence people.
Millions of people around the world have - and
continue to - improve their lives based on the
teachings of Dale Carnegie. In How to Win
Friends and Influence People Carnegie offers
practical advice and techniques, in his exuberant
and conversational style, for how to get out of a
mental rut and make life more rewarding. His
advice has stood the test of time and will teach
you how to: - make friends quickly and easily-
increase your popularity- win people to your
way of thinking- enable you to win new clients
and customers- become a better speaker and a
more entertaining conversationalist- arouse
enthusiasm among your colleaguesThis book
will turn around your relationships and improve
your dealings with all the people in your life.
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9. 13) Lean Startup
Most startups fail. But many of those failures
are preventable. The Lean Startup is a new
approach being adopted across the globe,
changing the way companies are built and
new products are launched.
Eric Ries defines a startup as an organization
dedicated to creating something new under
conditions of extreme uncertainty. This is just
as true for one person in a garage or a group of
seasoned professionals in a Fortune 500
boardroom. What they have in common is a
mission to penetrate that fog of uncertainty to
discover a successful path to a sustainable
business.
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14) Business model you
A one-page tool to reinvent yourself and your
career.
The global bestseller Business Model
Generation introduced a unique visual way to
summarize and creatively brainstorm any
business or product idea on a single sheet of
paper. Business Model You uses the same
powerful one-page tool to teach readers how to
draw "personal business models," which reveal
new ways their skills can be adapted to the
changing needs of the marketplace to reveal
new, more satisfying, career and life
possibilities. Produced by the same team that
created Business Model Generation, this book is
based on the Business Model Canvas
methodology, which has quickly emerged as the
world's leading business model description and
innovation technique.
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10. 15) Blue ocean strategy
The global phenomenon, embraced by
business worldwide and now published in
more than 40 languages.
This international bestseller challenges
everything you thought you knew about the
requirements for strategic success.
Since the dawn of the industrial age, companies
have engaged in head-to-head competition in
search of sustained, profitable growth. They
have fought for competitive advantage, battled
over market share, and struggled for
differentiation. Yet, as this influential and
immensely popular book shows, these hallmarks
of competitive strategy are not the way to create
profitable growth in the future.
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16) The business of the 21th century
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11. 17) Business model generation
The book is aptly titled, being all about how to
generate business models. However, you have to
know what it is before you can generate it. To
this end, the first section of the book is devoted
to introducing a standard language and format
for talking about business models. They
introduce nine key items which serve as the
building blocks for all business models. These
are listed below, illustrated with Skype's
business model.
CUSTOMER SEGMENTS: Who will use the
product? 1) web users globally 2) people who
want to call phones
VALUE PROPOSITION: Why will they use the
product? 1) free Internet and video calling 2)
cheap calls to phones (SkypeOut)
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18) The Entrepreneur's guide tu customer development
Customer Development is a four-step
framework for helping startups discover and
validate their customers, product, and go-to-
market strategy, developed by Steve Blank and
an integral part of Eric Ries' Lean Startup
methodology. Focused on the Customer
Discovery step, The Entrepreneur's Guide to
Customer Development is an easy to follow
guide for finding early adopters, building a
Minimum Viable Product, finding Product-
Market fit, and establishing a sales and
marketing roadmap.
Deemed a "must-read" by Steve Blank and
Eric Ries, inside you will find detailed customer
development and lean startup concept
definitions, a step-by-step approach to best
practices, a business model analysis guide, case
studies, rich graphics, as well as worksheets and
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12. 19) How to develop self-confidence and influence peopel by public speaking
Drawing on Dale Carnegie's years of experience
as a business trainer this book will show you
how to overcome the natural fear of public
speaking, to become a successful speaker and
even learn to enjoy it.
His invaluable advice includes ways to:
- Develop poise
- Gain self-confidence
- Improve your memory
- Make your meaning clear
- Begin and end a presentation effectively
- Interest and charm your audience
- Improve your diction
- Win an argument without making enemies
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20) The element. How finding your passion changes everything
The element is the point at which natural talent
meets personal passion. This groundbreaking
new book is all about how every one of us can
find our element, connecting with our true
talents and fulfilling our creative potential.
Creativity expert Ken Robinson believes that we
are all born with tremendous natural capacities,
but that we lose touch with them as we spend
more time in the world. Whether it's a child
bored in class, an employee being misused or
just someone who feels frustrated but can't quite
explain why, too many people don't know what
they are really capable of achieving. Education,
business and society as a whole are losing out.
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13. 21 Running Lean. Iterate from Plan A to a Plan that works
This book is a concise guide that helps you take
immediate action in using lean startup and
customer development principles. More simply,
as the subtitle states, it shows you how to
"Iterate from Plan A to a Plan That Works". The
book opens with a brief chapter on the principles
behind Lean Startup and Customer
Development. For each chapter after that, Ash
describes what you will learn, shows you clearly
what you need to do, and what decisions you
need to make.
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22. Emotional Intelligence
The groundbreaking bestseller that redefines
intelligence and success
Does IQ define our destiny? Daniel Goleman
argues that our view of human intelligence is far
too narrow, and that our emotions play major
role in thought, decision making and individual
success. Self-awareness, impulse control,
persistence, motivation, empathy and social
deftness are all qualities that mark people who
excel: whose relationships flourish, who are
stars in the workplace. With new insights into
the brain architecture underlying emotion and
rationality, Goleman shows precisely how
emotional intelligence can be nurtured and
strengthened in all of us.
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14. 23. Steve Jobs: The Exclusive Biography: A Biography
From bestselling author Walter Isaacson comes
the landmark biography of Apple co-founder
Steve Jobs. In Steve Jobs: The Exclusive
Biography, Isaacson provides an extraordinary
account of Jobs' professional and personal life.
Drawn from three years of exclusive and
unprecedented interviews Isaacson has
conducted with Jobs as well as extensive
interviews with Jobs' family members, key
colleagues from Apple and its competitors,
Steve Jobs: The Exclusive Biography is the
definitive portrait of the greatest innovator of his
generation.
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24. Who moved my cheese?
With Who Moved My Cheese? Dr. Spencer
Johnson realizes the need for finding the
language and tools to deal with change--an issue
that makes all of us nervous and uncomfortable.
Most people are fearful of change because they
don't believe they have any control over how or
when it happens to them. Since change happens
either to the individual or by the individual,
Spencer Johnson shows us that what matters
most is the attitude we have about change. When
the Y2K panic gripped the corporate realm
before the new millenium, most work
environments finally recognized the urgent need
to get their computers and other business
systems up to speed and able to deal with
unprecedented change. And businesses realized
that this was not enough: they needed to help
people get ready, too. Spencer Johnson has
created his new book to do just that.
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15. 25. The art of the start.
The book makes a big promise with its sub-title,
"The Time-Tested, Battle-Hardened Guide for
Anyone Starting Anything." I wondered if such
a book could live up to it. "Starting anything"
refers to a business, not a career, school, or
hobby.
Obviously, it's impossible to create a
comprehensive book of business best practices
because every business has its own variables.
What works great for one may kill another.
However, the book doesn't take that approach.
Rather, it tells how it is starting a business and
the rough road of dealing with VCs (venture
capitalists). If you expect a positive spin on stuff
that's hard to do. Read a fairy tale instead.
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26. The long tail
In the October 2004 issue of Wired magazine,
Chris Anderson published an article in which he
shared these observations: "(1) the tail of
available variety is far longer than we realize;
(2) it's now within reach economically; (3) all
those niches, when aggregated, can make up a
significant market - seemed indisputable,
especially backed up with heretofore unseen
data." That is even truer today than it was when
The Long Tail was first published years ago. The
era that Anderson characterizes as "a market of
multitudes" continues to grow in terms of both
its nature and extent. In this book, Anderson
takes his reader on a guided tour of this market
as he explains what the probable impact the new
market will have and what will be required to
prosper in it.
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16. 27. Tribes
A tribe is any group of people, large or small,
who are connected to one another, a leader, and
an idea. For millions of years, humans have been
seeking out tribes, be they religious, ethnic,
economic, political, or even musical (think of
the Deadheads). It’s our nature.
Now the Internet has eliminated the barriers of
geography, cost, and time. All those blogs and
social networking sites are helping existing
tribes get bigger. But more important, they’re
enabling countless new tribes to be born—
groups of ten or ten thousand or ten million who
care about their iPhones, or a political campaign,
or a new way to fight global warming.
And so the key question: Who is going to lead
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28. Guerrilla Marketing
When GUERRILLA MARKETING was first
published in 1983, Jay Levinson was considered
a pioneer with his unique "take no prisoners"
approach to marketing, oriented to owners of
small & medium-sized companies. Almost 20
years & 1,000,000 copies later, GUERRILLA
MARKETING is now considered the Marketing
Bible & the consulting book for entrepreneurs.
Full of scores of solid guerrilla marketing
weapons as well as invaluable business
recommendations for today's marketers, this
completely revised & expanded edition (Spanish
version), identifies - The fastest-growing
markets for the 21st century, with suggestions on
how to reach them; Special strategies for
forming strategic marketing alliances with other
businesses;
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17. 29. Made to stick. Why some ideas survive and others die
Persuasiveness has always been a very important
aspect of advertising, politics, and a myriad
other professions that rely heavily on the
opinions and attitudes of others in order to exist
and make an impact on the world. For the better
or worse, in modern world an increasing number
of professions fall into this category. Weather we
are trying to teach someone a new skill,
persuade a boss or a colleague, or ace a job
interview, we need to be able to present our
ideas effectively. We need to make them stick.
"Made to Stick" expands on the idea of
"stickiness" popularized by Malcolm Gladwell
in "The Tipping Point." Brothers Heath have
spent many years working in their respective
fields - organizational behavior and education -
and have jointly come up with their idea of what
makes ideas particularly "sticky." Their
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organized around the acronym SUCCES (with
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30. Drive. The surprising truth about what motivates us
Most people believe that the best way to
motivate is with rewards like money—the
carrot-and-stick approach. That's a mistake, says
Daniel H. Pink (author of To Sell Is Human: The
Surprising Truth About Motivating Others). In
this provocative and persuasive new book, he
asserts that the secret to high performance and
satisfaction-at work, at school, and at home—is
the deeply human need to direct our own lives,
to learn and create new things, and to do better
by ourselves and our world.
Drawing on four decades of scientific research
on human motivation, Pink exposes the
mismatch between what science knows and what
business does—and how that affects every
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18. 31. Leadership and the One Minute Manager
Dr. Ken Blanchard is indeed the master of
Situational Leadership. He and Hershey were
the great inventors of Situational Leadership I.
They had something great going then. Now,
Situational Leadership II is fully on the scene
and it is catching on everywhere. From major
corporations to the Lady Volunteers of
Tennessee, everyone is successfully using
Situational Leadership to manage their people.
This book tells you how to do it the right way.
When situational leadership is done correctly,
your people will love you for it. You can also
use situational leadership at home with your
wife and kids. If you are a manager, you MUST
have this book. You can't effectively manage or
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32. Purple Cow: Transform Your Business by Being Remarkable
Purple Cow is probably the most overrated
business book published in 2003.
Let me save you money and time. Read the
summary below rather than buying and reading
this book:
Marketing should begin with a differentiated
product or service that gets attention (like a
purple cow does among a field of brown ones).
Be sure that those who care deeply about that
differentiation learn about your product or
service (as Krispy Kreme does by providing free
donuts when it opens a new store). Those who
care will e-mail and tell everyone they know
(the ideavirus concept Mr. Godin has written
about before). Keep adding new differentiated
enhancements to your product or service (pretty
soon you don't find a purple cow so interesting).
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19. 33. Crush it!
"Hace años que soy emprendedor, pero con
Andy aprendí la gramática de un idioma que
hablaba... pero no conocía. Recomiendo este
gran libro tanto para los que son emprendedores
como para los que quieren serlo." Martín
Varsavsky, creador de educ.ar y más de seis
compañías exitosas en América y Europa. "No
puedo pensar en alguien que desee emprender y
no vea este libro como su libro de cabecera."
Linda Rottemberg, CEO de la fundación
Endeavor, Nueva York. "Andy Freire y Santiago
Bilinkis comenzaron Officenet en la Argentina y
triunfaron más allá de los innumerables
obstáculos del contexto.
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34. Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap...and Others Don't
This study was stimulated by Mr. Bill Meehan's
(head of McKinsey in San Francisco)
observation that Built to Last wasn't very helpful
to companies, because the firms studied had
always been great. Most companies have been
good, and never great. What should these firms
do? Jim Collins and his team have done an
enormous amount of interesting work to
determine whether a good company can be come
a great company, and how. The answer to the
former question is "yes," assuming that the 11 of
1435 Fortune 500 companies did not make it
there by accident. The answer to the latter is less
clear. The study group identified a number of
characteristics that their 11 companies had in
common, which were much less frequently
present in comparison companies. However, the
study inexplicably fails to look at these same
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the general population of companies. If these
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really have something. If they work 5 percent of
the time, then not too much is proven.
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20. 35. Founders at work
For would-be entrepreneurs, innovation
managers or just anyone fascinated by the
special chemistry and drive that created some of
the best technology companies in the world, this
book offers both wisdom and engaging insights
straight from the source. Chris Anderson, editor-
in-chief of Wired Magazine, and author of The
Long Tail "All the best things that I did at Apple
came from (a) not having money and (b) not
having done it before, ever". Steve Wozniak,
Apple Now available in paperback-with a new
preface and interview with Jessica Livingston
about Y Combinator! Founders at Work: Stories
of Startups' Early Days is a collection of
interviews with founders of famous technology
companies about what happened in the very
earliest days. These people are celebrities now.
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36. Delivering Happiness
Delivering happiness
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21. 37. Start with Why
Simon Sinek's "Start With Why" is a must read
for any entrepreneur or leader struggling to
create a long-term vision and guiding principles
for their company or cause. The book can
provide just the inspiration needed to get started
in the right direction. You'll learn that the most
important thing you can do as a leader is to
figure out why your company or organization
exists and why that should be meaningful to
customers and others in society. Once the
answer to this becomes clear and you believe it
in your heart, the rest of the decisions about
what to do and sell and how to do it become
infinitely easier.
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38. Rework
One of my biggest gripes about the early
reviews to come out about Rework is that they
had no substance. Words like "inspirational",
"brilliant", and "rethink" generally trigger my
BS alarm, so I really didn't know what to expect
with Rework. I've been reading Signal vs. Noise,
the design and usability blog by 37signals, for a
few years now, and I've had plenty of time to
become acquainted with Jason and David's style.
That I even refer to them by their first names
should clue you in to their style. They come
across in writing as they do in their live
webcasts and presentations: familiar. Point is,
I've been irked by the longest by those vapid
early reviews to come out. They meant nothing
to me. Hopefully you'll find this review more
much helpful for determining whether or not
Rework is worth your time.
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22. 39. The innovators dilema
His work is cited by the world’s best known
thought leaders, from Steve Jobs to Malcolm
Gladwell. In his bestselling book, The
Innovator’s Dilemma, innovation expert Clayton
M. Christensen introduced the world to the
revolutionary principles of disruptive
innovation--new rules for doing business in a
rapidly changing environment. This business
classic shows how even the most outstanding
companies can do everything right—yet still
lose market leadership. Every thoughtful
business person--no matter your level or
industry—should read this book to avoid a
similar fate.
Offering both the successes and failures of
leading companies as a guide, The Innovator’s
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do what’s right for the near-term health of your
established business, while focusing enough
resources on the disruptive technologies that
ultimately could lead to its downfall. Ignore the
innovator’s dilemma at your peril.
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40. The 8th habit.
This is one of the most articulate compendiums
on human/business relationships on the market
today. Not the sugary feel-good hype but
luminescent truths peppered with examples on
how to achieve success in today's world by
applying age-old human relationship laws with
new laws born of the paradigm shift.
Incomparable stuff - something for everyone.
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23. 41. MBA Personal
Are you searching for your next challenge? Are
you tempted to go to business school? Before
you do, save your money and read The Personal
MBA. Getting an MBA takes two years of your
life. And most of it is spent on PowerPoint
presentations and outdated financial models,
rather than learning what it takes to run a real
business. The Personal MBA distils the most
valuable lessons of the finest business schools
and the best business books of all time into
simple, memorable ideas and tools. It covers
concepts such as The Iron Law of the Market,
The 12 Forms of Value, The Pricing Uncertainty
Principle, and The 4 Methods to Increase
Revenue. This book is all you need to learn the
fundamentals of business quickly, and discover
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career.
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42. The Toyota Way
How to speed up business processes, improve
quality, and cut costs in any industry
In factories around the world, Toyota
consistently makes the highest-quality cars with
the fewest defects of any competing
manufacturer, while using fewer man-hours, less
on-hand inventory, and half the floor space of its
competitors. The Toyota Way is the first book for
a general audience that explains the management
principles and business philosophy behind
Toyota's worldwide reputation for quality and
reliability.
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24. 43. Influence
As I sit here and write, I wonder why I did not
draft this review long before now. I read
Cialdini's book about five years ago and have
been hooked ever since. It is simply a superb
book about influence.
Cialdini believes that influence is a science. This
idea attracted me. As a rhetorician, I have
always thought of persuasion as more of an art.
Cialdini, however, makes a first-rate case for the
science point of view. But maybe most
importantly, he makes his case in a well-written,
intelligent, and entertaining manner. Not only is
this an important book to read, it is a fun book to
read too.
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44. The power of now
To make the journey into the Now we will need
to leave our analytical mind and its false created
self, the ego, behind. From the very first page of
Eckhart Tolle's extraordinary book, we move
rapidly into a significantly higher altitude where
we breathe a lighter air. We become connected
to the indestructible essence of our Being, “The
eternal, ever present One Life beyond the
myriad forms of life that are subject to birth and
death.” Although the journey is challenging,
Eckhart Tolle uses simple language and an easy
question and answer format to guide us. A word
of mouth phenomenon since its first publication,
The Power of Now is one of those rare books
with the power to create an experience in
readers, one that can radically change their lives
for the better.
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25. 45. 7 Habits of Highly Effect: Powerful Lessons in Personal Change
As the title of the book implies, Covey describes
the seven habits of highly effective people and
techniques for adopting the seven habits. Covey
makes clear that an individual must make a
paradigm shift before incorporating these habits
into his/her own personal life. A paradigm is
essentially the way an individual perceives
something. Covey emphasizes that if we want to
make a change in our lives, we should probably
first focus on our personal attitudes and
behaviors. He applies different examples via
family, business, and society in general.
This book's focal point is on an approach to
obtain personal and interpersonal effectiveness.
Covey points out that private victories precede
public victories. He makes the example that
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comes before making and keeping promises to
others.
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46. Never eat alone.
Do you want to get ahead in life?
Climb the ladder to personal success?
The secret, master networker Keith Ferrazzi
claims, is in reaching out to other people. As
Ferrazzi discovered early in life, what
distinguishes highly successful people from
everyone else is the way they use the power of
relationships—so that everyone wins.
In Never Eat Alone, Ferrazzi lays out the
specific steps—and inner mindset—he uses to
reach out to connect with the thousands of
colleagues, friends, and associates on his
Rolodex, people he has helped and who have
helped him.
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26. 47. the 22 Inmutable laws of marketing
After 10 years, this still remains a classic work
in the marketing field, and perhaps a must-read
for anyone in business. And no, unlike many
reviewers I do not believe that Ries and Trout
have ever managed to redo the glory of this
book in their Laws of Branding, Laws of
Internet Branding etc.
Don't expect an excruciating marketing treatise
with elaborate case studies and What-If
scenarios. Expect instead 22 capsules of
business wisdom, or "laws" of common sense
marketing with some brilliant examples from the
real world to prove them. In this, the book
excels and is to date the briefest and best argued
work I have come across.
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48. Presentation Zen
I have been reading Garr Reynold's Presentation
Zen blog even before the first book came out.
Getting Presentation Zen (The Book) was just
the next logical step, since it provides all that
useful information you can find on the website
in a structured, readable, and easily accessible
way. Four years and another two books
(Presentation Zen Design and The Naked
Presenter) later, there is now a second edition of
the original Presentation Zen book. What can we
expect from it?
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27. 49. No: The Only Negotiating System You Need for Work and Home
Jim Camp, the world’s #1 negotiating coach,
shows how to release the emotional pressure
that’s part of any negotiation by using his proven
system of safe, decision-based negotiation that
enables you to meet all your objectives without
needless, wasted compromises or giveaways.
• Out of the blue your best customer demands a
huge discount—or else he takes his business
elsewhere.
• You think you finally have a buyer for your
home, but then at the last minute she demands
that you pay for new landscaping of the yard—
or no deal. There are plenty of other properties
for sale, and she says she’ll walk.
• Your son is having trouble in school, and you
have to think about how to deal with his “my
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50. Crowdsourcing
Every significant trend requires a book that
defines its key concepts, pioneers and rational.
Crowdsourcing is that book for the application
of social and community capability to business
and society. Jeff Howe has created a readable
chronicle of the early adopters who use crowds
to replace experts. Coupled with James
Surowieck's "Wisdom of Crowds" the two books
will be used in corporate offices and marketing
teams to look at how to engage crowds in the
future.
Executives, marketing professionals, and
product managers should read both books to
better understand how to tap into this resource.
However, do not expect a recipe book, specific
solutions, or a road map to crowdsourcing.
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28. 51. Coaching for Performance: GROWing Human Potential and Purpose - The
Principles and Practice of High-performance Coaching
This book, now in its FOURTH edition, is the
grandfather of coaching books and approaches.
Much of what has come to be known as
professional business coaching came from
Timothy Gallway and Whitmore's sports training
techniques. As such, the book provides a simple
foundation for coaching based on the context of
awareness and responsibility through asking
questions and listening. He presents the G R O
W model of coaching - Goal, Reality, Option,
Will - as a format for coaching sessions.
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52. Spin Selling
Neil Rackham has hit one out of the park with
Spin Selling. Turning everything I "thought" I
knew about closing on its head, he provides the
power tools for making the most of a sales call.
The most important concept here is that you, as
a sales rep. are not there when the real decisions
get made. Therefore, you must arm your
prospects with the tools to represent your
company well in your absence.
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