📚 Searching for some insightful books to help you on your startup journey? Look no further! Here are 4 must-read books that every early stage startup founder needs to add to their reading list:
🔍 The Art of the Start by Guy Kawasaki – A fantastic guide to setting the right mindset and approach for starting a successful venture.
🔍 The Hard Thing About Hard Things by Ben Horowitz – Gain valuable insights and timeless advice on navigating the challenges of being a CEO in the startup world.
🔍 Trillion Dollar Coach – Discover the leadership playbook of Silicon Valley’s Bill Campbell and learn from his wisdom shared with tech giants like Google and Apple.
🔍 Hacking Growth by Sean Ellis – Dive into the strategies and tactics of building successful growth teams to take your startup to the next level.
These books have been game-changers for me on my own startup journey, offering invaluable lessons and guidance. What are some books that have helped you in your entrepreneurial endeavors? Share your recommendations below and let’s create a library of resources to support each other’s growth! 🌟 #StartupBooks #FounderReads #EntrepreneurialWisdom
lol, books
Lean Startup is more impactful than Schmidt’s book and the Horowitz book is dated. But they are both good.
If you were to read only one book it would be Lean Startup. I have invested in companies and this book is the most impactful to ALL startups that never heard of it and applied in the successful startups.
This is a great list. I also enjoyed ‘[The Mom Test: How to Talk to Customers and Learn If Your Business is a Good Idea when Everyone is Lying to You]()’ by Rob FitzPatrick. The real world examples and specific scripts that walk you through the art of talking and listening to customers proved to be quite valuable to me.
Other than books, what are some other sources of advice/guidance or insights that you work well for this community?
…Guy Kawasaki? First on the list? ![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|cry)