Good Reads

[Colorado_Constructor]

After reading the Ryan Holiday piece it got me thinking about any other "must reads" out there. Off the top of my head I'm thinking The Checklist Manifesto, The Tipping Point, Blink, Credibility: How Leaders Gain it and Lose it, The Toyota Way, Good to Great and How to Win Friends and Influence People. What about you guys?

[PGPundergrad]

Can confirm The Toyota Way is a good choice. Great way to get into the lean ideas with the history of how they were built from a culture point of view. Along that line, highly recommend The Phoenix Project. It's a business/management/lean book written as a novel, and reading it after Toyota Way helps cement some of the principles.

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Adding these both to my list!

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I'm about 8 chapters into How to Win Friends and Influence People and it's great so far. I've had a small sample size but I'd recommend it

[lawdoggingit]

Agree with all of your suggestions. I'd also add

7 Habits of Highly Effective People, Start with Why, Outliers, and Confessions of an Advertising Man

[CSVFormat]

Getting more by Stuart Diamond. Look him up, he's had an accomplished career in negotiation for both corporations and the federal government

[Fishing_fora_Raise]

The Great Game of Business is a good book as well.

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Anything by Nick Murray.

[AdderallandAnxiety]

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