Recommended Business Books

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To help you understand your business and the services we offer, we have created a list of the most influential and/or useful business books (in our humble opinion).

Good to Great

Good To Great : Why Some
Companies Make The Leap
and Others Don't

Collins and his research team spent five years studying companies that went from good to great.
They had to have been good for at least fifteen years, then undergone a transition and demonstrated
greatness for at least another fifteen years. Greatness meant outperforming the stock market by an
average of seven times.

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Books listed:

Atomic Habits – James Clear. Recommended by Fiona O’Donnell
Blue Ocean Strategy – W. Chan Kim & Renée Mauborgne. Recommended by Bryan Foster
Building a Story Brand – Donald Miller. Recommended by John Mclaren
Business at the Speed of Thought – Bill Gates. Recommended by Thom Poole
Contagious – Johan Berger. Recommended by Ethan Blackwood
Deep Work – Cal Newport. Recommended by Helen Barnes
Good to Great – Jim Collins. Recommended by Anna Liang
Grit – Angela Duckworth. Recommended by Lewis Frieze
Howto – International Marketing – Thom Poole. Recommended by Thomas Walser
Influence – Robert Cialdini. Recommended by Thomas Walser
Leaders Eat Last – Simon Sinek. Recommended by Alex Santos
Life of Colour – Thom Poole. Recommended by Kelly Leigh
Life of Numbers – Thom Poole. Recommended by Sarah Birch
Little Cookbook of Project Management – Thom Poole. Recommended by Jim Walters
Little Cookbook of Trust – Thom Poole. Recommended by Mo Reville
Measure What Matters – John Doerr. Recommended by Alan Whittaker
Rich Dad Poor Dad – Robert Kiyosaki. Recommended by Raj Patel
The 4-Hour Work Week – Timothy Ferriss. Recommended by Liz Jackson
The 7-Habits of Highly Effective People – Stephen Covey. Recommended by Tom Glover
The $100 Startup – Chris Guillebeau. Recommended by Lewis Frieze
The Intelligent Investor – Benjamin Graham. Recommended by Raj Patel
The Hard Thing About Hard Things – Ben Horowitz. Recommended by Rebecca Taylor
The Innovator’s Dilemma – Clayton Christensen. Recommended by Issy Rodriguez
The Lean Startup – Eric Ries. Recommended by Freya Jensen
Thinking, Fast & Slow – Daniel Kahneman. Recommended by Oli Maguire
Thinking in Bets – Annie Duke. Recommended by Jim Walters
Zero to One – Peter Thiel. Recommended by Emilia Petrova

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