#1 Zero To One
Classic. I still remember that quote: competition is for losers.
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Essential Reading List for Founders
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Running a startup is hard, luckily these people dedicated immense time and effort so that we could read their distilled experience, and take some shortcuts. I like all kinds of condensed form of knowledge carefully put together, it’s also why I chose to create #Franzlist. #Entrepreneur #Startup #Books #Growth
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#2 The Diary of A CEO
I listened to the audiobook, his podcast is quite good too.
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#3 The Lean Startup
Not sure if things still apply, but the general idea is solid and I think it remains relevant. However the focus of MVP is slightly lacklustre since people have so many great products to choose from.
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#4 The Hard Thing About Hard Things
Every books talks about how to do well and go big, this books talks about when nothing works, or when all the bad things happen, what do you do?
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#5 The Cold Start Problem
On how to solve the classic cold start problem when your product is still too early.
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#6 Build
How to build great hardware.
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#7 How I Built This
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#8 Hooked
To read. But I have heard a lot of good things about this book.
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#9 Blitzscaling
To read.
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#10 Banking On It: How I Disrupted an Industry
@josh mentioned this on our Hackerditch session.
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