What books would you recommend to a growing startup?

@ralic Nice list Ivan! Whats your reading habit like? Do you draw parallels with your current product or you create notes for actionables? And how often do you come back to re-reading the books?

@sonimadhuri thanks 😄 I mostly read books to solve a particular problem or improve what I'm doing at a concrete moment. I use workflowy for organizing my thoughts from books (and other mediums). Only books that I've actually re-read are the books I've read 5-10 years ago. But I very often go through notes and books when I'm solving a particular challenge I'm facing 😄 When it comes to reading habit, I'm a really slow reader. And I like hefty books in a physical form, so a match made in hell 😂 That said, I'm often reading two books at a time. Let's call them: ➜ A roman - Ex. "Living with a seal" by Jesse Itzler - A few weeks ➜ A heavy weight - Ex. "Cancer code" by Jason Fung - A few months And since I've mentioned workflowy and taking notes I'll add additional book to the list: ➜ "How to take smart notes" by Sönke Ahrens I know the title sounds cheesy but it's an awesome book to read 😄

@varun_kodnani thanks for sharing your suggestion and favorite one. From where I will buy it because I want to study it as I have to grow my https://golfvela.com/ startup.

@ksusha_golovchenko I totally agree, in this way we can build the culture of the organization, an Important focus of any startup.

@jasbanwait I share your thought. I try to vary the themes, whether they help me grow or learn something new.