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I have read Four Steps. Although it is meant for early-stage founders, I believe an experienced founder would learn more from it because it is experiential and
by kumartanmay 8y ago
I have read Four Steps. Although it is meant for early-stage founders, I believe an experienced founder would learn more from it because it is experiential and exhaustive. On the other hand, an experienced founder will not like to read a book on early-stage startups, especially as exhaustive as this one. There are many alternatives to it for him, such as Hard Things about Hard Things by Ben Horrowitz. I am writing this to know your purpose of reading it every year.
- mindcrime 8y agoLike you said... it's very exhaustive and detailed. I think one can learn more from this book on multiple subsequent readings. I also find it inspirational and motivating, so that's another part of the reason.