Read it twice! Best book regarding people and Sales, yet it has nothing to do with selling oddly enough!
Simply some fantastic stories on some of the coolest startups: Hotmail, Apple, RIM, Google, etc. Amazing and inspiring!
Guy is the man. Some great take aways!
Great lessons for any business and personal life!
This refers more to a life that is rich, rather then simply a rich financial life.
You think you had or have a tough life? Read this and it might change your outlook. A fantastic read.
Another title that does little justice to the book.
Free is where it is at.
Interesting!
Awesome.
Makes one wonder.
Very inspiring.
Not really a fan of Walmart, but you have to admire Sam Walton and this story.
Very cool stories... Jobs, Diller, Heffner, ...
No wonder some Asian countries still hate Japan.
Wasn't a bad read. Too bad Trump became a Chump.
Felix is an interesting cat. He has a great poetry clip on TED.com.
Seth has an interesting perspective on things.
A gift from the best manager I ever had (Plan to never have another manager ever). Thanks Mike! Amazing book.
Steve Jobs is always fun to read about. Interview questions in his youth: When did you lose your virginity and how much Acid have you done? Quirky Genius.
Jim Casey was a pioneer!
Pay attention to the part where he says most stockbrokers have no clue what they are talking about.
This is a highly recommended read.
Mass Collaboration explained.
Tax write-offs aside, this is a pretty good book and great model that we need more of.
Boone's plan aka the Picken's plan may attempt to further line his coffers, however I think he has it dead on how America is to tackle their energy crisis. He agrees we have to move to alternative energy but he is realistic that this cannot and will not happen overnight. His plan is a bridge to the future, while the younger generation attempts the next stride towards clean and renewable energy.
Dharmesh and Brian of Hubspot did an amazing job on this must buy no-nonsense primer regarding exactly what the title says: Inbound Marketing. An easy, practical, and enjoyable read. I put some tips to use right away.
Was he crazy? Intelligent? Stupid? Mean to his family? This book was hard to put down. One must wonder if this was planned to happen or an accident? Either way, I won't ruin it and you can decide all of this for yourself.
