Recommend a good book for a first-time founder to read.

4mo ago

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Trameter

I’ll always recommend "The Lean Startup" by Eric Ries. It offers practical advice on how to innovate, adapt, and grow businesses efficiently, especially when it comes to managing successful startups in an age of uncertainty.

Aug 6

Harshu thaheed @harshu_thaheed

@perewari thanks..

Aug 7

Sawyer Wyatt @sawyer_wyatt

Getting thing Done by David Allen , Ideal if you’re looking for ways to stay organized.

Aug 6

Harshu thaheed @harshu_thaheed

@sawyer_wyatt Nice recommendation!

Aug 7

Sukumar @su_kumar

The Lean Startup by Eric Ries is a solid pick. It helps you understand how to test your ideas quickly and efficiently.

Aug 6

Harshu thaheed @harshu_thaheed

@su_kumar Absolutely, that's a classic book..

Aug 7

Brian Perez @perez_brian

"Dare to Lead" by Brene Brown.

Aug 6

Harshu thaheed @harshu_thaheed

@perez_brian Cool, Have you read it ?

Aug 7

Sadam Ansari @sadam_ansari_b

Check out “Crossing the Chasm” by Geoffrey A. Moore. It’s great for understanding how to market and sell your product to different customer segments, a must-know for any founder.

Aug 6

Harshu thaheed @harshu_thaheed

@sadam_ansari_b Thanks for sharing

Aug 7

Mukesh Kumar @mukesh_kumar_das

I’d suggest ""Good to Great"" by Jim Collins. It’s not just about starting a company, but about what makes a business truly exceptional. Really insightful for any founder.

Aug 6

Marc-Oliver Gewaltig @mogthesify

I've read many, but the most practical and useful book by far has been Bill Aulet's "Disciplined Entrepreneurship". It teaches you how to build your company from day 1.

Aug 7