Which startup books influenced you the most?

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Its "Zero to One" by Peter Thiel and Blake Masters: Thiel emphasizes creating something new and unique rather than competing in existing markets. The book explores how to identify and build the kind of startup that can go from zero to one, creating new value and innovation. Hope you will like it too!

Kostya Bolshukhin · Answer

Would add "Lean Startup" by Eric Ries

Nathan Covey · Answer

"Nail It Then Scale It."

Builds a lot off of the Lean Startup by Eric Ries, but adds some unique insights.

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Hooked" by Nir Eyal helped me understand how to build habit-forming products.

Kostya Bolshukhin · Answer

@william92 literally first thing came to mind when I saw the discussion

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Zero to One" by Peter Thiel really opened my eyes to thinking differently about building something new.

Tyler Cole · Answer

Definitely enjoyed 'Zero to One' as well as @william92 said, but I think for me it was 'The Hard thing about Hard things'. Talks very openly about the challenges on the entrepreneurial journey, as well leadership in general. Definitely recommend to anyone in the startup space.

Alex AI · Answer

The Millionaire Fastlane:

The best book about business.

"The Millionaire Fastlane" teaches rapid wealth creation through entrepreneurship, value creation, and unconventional financial strategies.

Which startup books influenced you the most?

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