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by FahadUddin92 8y ago
I read 50 books this year.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/50-books-i-read-year-fahad-uddin/ https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/50-books-i-read-year-fahad-ud...
One Minute Manager
Talent is Overrated
Originals
Measure What Matters
Crossing the Chasm
Mindset
The Startup Of You
Remote - Office not Required
So Good They Can't Ignore You
The 8 Traits Successful People
The Box
The Defining Decade - Why Your Twenties Matter - Meg Jay
The Power of Habit
Cracking the Coding Interview
The Google Resume
Brain Rules
Automatic Millionaire
Rich Dad Poor Dad
Bootstrappers Bible
Startup Nation
The Lean Startup
7 Habits of Highly Effective People
Ideavirus
Traction - Gabriel Weinberg
The Hard Thing About Hard Things
The $100 Startup
The Customer Funded Business
Alibaba - The House That Jack Ma Built by Duncan Clark
Don't Make Me Think - A Common Sense Approach To Web Usability
Hooked
Shoe Dog
Side Hustle
Start With Why
The Phoenix Project
Wiley The Customer Funded Business
13 Things Mentally Strong People Don't Do
The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck
The Pragmatic Programmer
Outliers
Delivering Happiness
The Four Hour Work Week
Good to Great
Sacred Games
Option B
Entrepreneuring Pakistan
Give and Take
Your Money or Your Life
Zero to One - Notes on Startups
Pour Your Heart Into It
Fourth Industrial Revolution
- EliRivers 8y agoThat is a very narrow, heavily concentrated set of subject matter. Obviously everyone's reading tastes vary, but could you benefit from branching out a little?
- FahadUddin92 8y agoI am focused around tech and startups.
- daneyh 8y agomust've been a painful year. I tire of these books that force 350 pages out of something that can easily be explained in 20 pages. Grit by Duckworth is probably the worst example of this. Overhyped trollop
- joejayanth 8y agoYep, Exactly how I felt about Grit. I didnt have the Grit to finish it.
- FahadUddin92 8y agoYes. So many books that could have been explained in a single tweet.
- corodra 8y agoQuestion, how in depth was the Alibaba book? Was full of nitty-gritty details of how it started or was it kind of a shallow hoo-ray kind of book?
- FahadUddin92 8y agoIt had details and insights of what was going on in real. Pretty detailed.
- yboris 8y agoOne Minute Manager is such a short but worthy read! I think everyone should go through it (takes 30 minutes maybe?)
- FahadUddin92 8y agoYes. It was a very quick read.
- firemelt 8y agoCould you give a thought about which one is worth to read write and which one to skip? I have some same reading list with you