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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... (AI-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... (AI-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... (AI-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... (AI-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... (AI-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 ... (AI-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... (AI-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... (AI-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... (AI-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... (AI-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... (AI-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... (AI-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... (AI-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... (AI-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... (AI-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... (AI-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... (AI-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... (AI-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... (AI-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... (AI-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... (AI-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. ... (AI-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... (AI-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... (AI-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 ... (AI-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... (AI-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... (AI-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... (AI-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... (AI-generated book description)
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Mary Buffett
Mary Buffett and David Clark explain how Warren Buffett reads a balance sheet: which figures interest him and which he ignores. Worked throu... (AI-generated book description)
