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James Clear
James Clear argues that habits are changed not through willpower but through systems. He explains how to build good habits and break bad one... (Automatically generated book description)
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Napoleon Hill
Napoleon Hill spent years interviewing the successful industrialists of his day and drew thirteen principles from them, from definite purpos... (Automatically generated book description)
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Dale Carnegie
Dale Carnegie's classic of personal development, first published in the 1930s, describes basic principles for dealing with other people: bui... (Automatically generated book description)
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George S. Clason
Through parables set in ancient Babylon, George S. Clason lays out a few plain rules about money: keep part of what you earn, order your deb... (Automatically generated book description)
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Chris Voss
Chris Voss spent years as an FBI kidnapping negotiator and developed methods that go well beyond conventional negotiation theory. In this bo... (Automatically generated book description)
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Brad Stone
Brad Stone tells the story of Amazon and its founder Jeff Bezos: from its beginnings as an online bookstore to a global retail giant. Based ... (Automatically generated book description)
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Richard H Thaler
Thaler and Sunstein show that the way a choice is set up shapes decisions more than any argument, and propose designing that deliberately wi... (Automatically generated book description)
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Ray Dalio
Ray Dalio sets out the rules by which he runs his investment firm and his life: radical transparency, documented mistakes, decisions made by... (Automatically generated book description)
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Simon Sinek
Simon Sinek distinguishes games with a fixed end from games that keep going, and argues that companies fail because they treat the second ki... (Automatically generated book description)
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Roger Lowenstein
The hedge fund Long-Term Capital Management was run by Nobel laureates and in 1998 nearly took the financial system with it. Roger Lowenstei... (Automatically generated book description)
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Satya Nadella
Satya Nadella describes rebuilding Microsoft from the inside, away from being right and towards listening. Half corporate account, half pers... (Automatically generated book description)
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William J. O'Neil
William J. O Neil derives a rule set for buying shares from historical price behaviour, known as CAN SLIM. The approach looks for growth sto... (Automatically generated book description)
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N. Gregory Mankiw
The most widely used introductory textbook in economics. Mankiw builds it around ten principles and works with examples rather than formulas... (Automatically generated book description)
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Alexander Elder
Alexander Elder combines trading technique with psychology and money management, treating the three as equally important. A standard work of... (Automatically generated book description)
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Dan Senor
Dan Senor and Saul Singer ask why a country of eight million produces more start-ups than much larger ones, and look for the answer in milit... (Automatically generated book description)
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Peter Lynch
Peter Lynch describes how he picked stocks as a fund manager: start with what you see in everyday life, then check the numbers. The sequel t... (Automatically generated book description)
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N. Gregory Mankiw
The macroeconomic half of the Mankiw introductory textbook: growth, unemployment, inflation, monetary policy. Built around principles and ex... (Automatically generated book description)
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Taiichi Ohno
Taiichi Ohno describes in his own words how lean production arose at Toyota: pull-based manufacturing, visible defects, the constant removal... (Automatically generated book description)
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L. David Marquet
David Marquet took over the worst-rated submarine in the fleet and stopped giving orders. His account of what happens when responsibility mo... (Automatically generated book description)
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Ray Dalio
Ray Dalio examines five hundred years of the rise and fall of great powers and derives from it a recurring cycle of debt, inequality and con... (Automatically generated book description)
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Sebastian Mallaby
Sebastian Mallaby tells the history of hedge funds from Alfred Winslow Jones to the financial crisis and asks whether they stabilise the sys... (Automatically generated book description)
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Ash Maurya
Ash Maurya turns the lean startup idea into a procedure: write down the assumptions, test the riskiest first, and build only once it holds. ... (Automatically generated book description)
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Jack D. Schwager
In the 1980s Jack Schwager interviewed the most successful traders on Wall Street. What stands out is that they contradict one another on ne... (Automatically generated book description)
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Thomas L. Friedman
Thomas Friedman describes the globalisation of the 1990s as a tension between world market and belonging: the Lexus for the one, the olive t... (Automatically generated book description)
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Grant Cardone
Grant Cardone considers moderation more dangerous than excess and argues for being wholly consumed by a goal. Written expressly against the ... (Automatically generated book description)
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Timothy Clark
The Business Model Canvas applied to a career: Timothy Clark has readers map and redesign their working life as though it were a business mo... (Automatically generated book description)
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Timothy Ferriss
Timothy Ferriss condenses from more than two hundred podcast conversations what his guests actually do: routines, tools, ways of thinking. B... (Automatically generated book description)
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Adam Tooze
Adam Tooze tells the financial crisis of 2008 as a global event with a decade of consequences, from the dollar shortage of European banks to... (Automatically generated book description)
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Edwin Lefèvre
The barely disguised life of the speculator Jesse Livermore, written down in 1923. Still regarded as the most precise book on the psychology... (Automatically generated book description)
A guide that applies Machiavelli and the rules of the mob to office work. Published anonymously, half in earnest and half as satire on manag... (Automatically generated book description)
