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What books are a must-read for any entrepreneur? 📚📑
Let me begin 😄
🕵️ Defining the need (product)
Mom Test - Rob Fitzpatrick
📈 Building a Business
The E-Myth - Michael E. Gerber
📣 Marketing the Product
Magnetic Marketing - Dan Kennedy
💸 Growing Sales
Predictable Revenue - Aaron Ross and Marylou Tyler
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Om Wow
The Hard Thing About Hard Things by Ben Horowitz
Shoe Dog by Phil Knight
Made In America by Sam Walton
Lean Startup by Eric Ries
The Messy Middle by Scott Belsky
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@omwow "The Hard Thing About Hard Things" comes so often as a suggestion, don't know how I still haven't read it 😅
Lean Startup is a masterpiece, Eric Ries had a product launch recently. Go and say hi! 😄
https://www.producthunt.com/prod...
Thanks for sharing these Ivan, I have added them to my read list. I would recommend Lean Customer Development: Building Products Your Customers Will Buy - By Cindy Alvarez
@jaka_koprivec great recommendation Jaka! I've never read it before, but I actually already have it on my reading list, so, upping the priority I guess 😅
By the way, Eric Ries, the author of Lean Startup actually launched the product on Product Hunt pretty recently:
https://www.producthunt.com/prod...
@ralic Haha I really recommend it, you will go through it in no time. Interesting! Will check the product out 😄
1. Atomic Habits
2. Never Split the difference
3. Grit
4. Courage to be disliked
5. The Founder's Dilemmas
@uma_venugopal 1-3 are AWESOME additions to my list 🚀
Things from 1. and 2. I use every single day, and the Grit is also a must-read 😄
Never read the 4. and 5. but I'll probably give them a try. Thanks for the recommendations! 😊
@kwaku_amprako yeah #1 and #3 are awesome books. I use things from #3 almost every single day 😄
Never read 12 months to $1M, but putting it on the list 😄
@manjur_ahmed1 yeah exactly, Zero to One especially gives you that visionary mindset to really build something big 😄
I really need to read Hooked it was recommended by so many people already 😄
@rishabhravindran awesome, never read it but Alex is great so I might give it a try 😄
What were your key "AHA"s from that book? 😄
