If you had to recommend only one book in 2024 what would it be? 📚
Toni
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To me it would be "$100 M offers" by Alex Hormozi.
Because distribution is crucial now to succeed when you build products.
And the book gives actionable tips to create the best offer.
and you ?
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Lucas Bransbury@lucasdvb
Yes, Alex is the GOAT when it comes to marketing and business, plus how he portrays it makes it so relative.
I would recommend
Psycho-Cybernetics by Maxwell Maltz.
Please do read this one at least once in your life, thank me later.
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One book I always recommend to all startup guys is Lost & Founder by Rand Fishkin.
It's one of the most honest views on what it means to run a startup you can find.
To me, it would be 100M leads by Hormozi (paired with 100M offers). Looking forward to his next book as well!
@ruben_boonz 100M leads is great. Though I didn't feel it brought as much value as 100 m offers.
But still great insights to start growing a company.
I was going to reply $100M offers until I saw your description haha!
Just finishing "Why we Die" by Nobel Laureate Venki Ramakrishnan. Addresses a number of questions from science and ethics and discusses new tech that can help ageing.
NEGOTIATING NIRVANA IS A GOOD CHOICE IF YOU WANT TO GET BETTER AT UNDERSTANDING HOW DEALS ARE STRUCTURED AND MADE
Sell like crazy by Sabri Suby, its not a book, its a tool from which sabri suby talks to you
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Just reading The Mindful Body by E.J.Langer, a Harvard psychology professor. Even though it focuses mainly on health, it's very powerful in deconstructing how we think about everything really. It's definitely a great way to challenge one's thinking and approach to life, rules, and concepts. Something that is applicable in-n-out of work. Cheers to a refreshing 2024! :)
@barbora__koubkova sounds great. I’ll definitely look into it.
Love books that transcend the mere business , and can impact our whole life
Black and White Supply Chain - Bashir Ahmed
Nothing thick, just a simple, 140 pager book that tells everything you need to understand about supply chain for start ups. That's all I would want to focus on and read over and over in 2024 :)
Always, always Originals by Adam Grant. I read it every year!