What're your favorite ebooks?

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Books about anything!

Arielle Crane · Accepted Answer

Everything you need to know about being a freelancer written for individuals who are seeking to enter the gig economy or looking to refine processes already in place. It guides you through the process of going freelance and how to make it as seamless and sustainable as possible. The team at AND CO compiled a bunch of learnings from working with thousands of freelancers. Really a great and insightful read!

Mario 🦊 · Answer

Beautiful design, actually useful content. Great way to get started as a freelancer.

Niv Dror · Answer

Best book on startups that will really make you think 🤔

Max Yakin Bozek · Answer

It happens with this one and also with any other J. L. Borges book, you can read them every year again and again and you will always find some new levels of perceptions that you missed the last time you read it.

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The book is a great pick for someone looking to scratch the surface of neurology and unravel some of the mysteries of the brain and the way it shapes our world. The book delves into the science of who we are as intelligent, social, and conscientious beings in a fun and enlightening way. This is a companion book to a PBS series.

Mark Wengritzky · Answer

Great read! So honest about the life of a startup and even life in general. A real read too. Loved it!

Javier Segura · Answer

Focus on things that have impact! nice read

Constantine Sharandak · Answer

Can't see many fictional books in this list, here is my pick. Gaiman is the best storyteller I've ever read, seriously. If you are looking for something that will help you to distract yourself from daily things, this book is the best choice.

Monica Badiu · Answer

Lists different examples in which a startup can achieve customer growth using traction channels (traction is defined as a sign a company is taking off, proven through quantitative evidence like leads, sales, downloads, website traffic)

Kunal Bhatia · Answer

I heard this an audiobook initially. Totally going to re-read it before Ben Horowitz publishes his book on culture. Highly recommended alongside Zero to One. CC: @nivo0o0

Ayush Mittal · Answer

Read it more than half and a real change in perspective as it says on the front flap - "For decades we've been told positive thinking is the key to happy, rich life. But those days are over - Fuck Positivity, let's be honest; some things are fucked up and we have to live with it."

Ánh Phạm · Answer

A lovely story. I don't get whole its meaning, or what people always remind about it. I just love the book because of the feeling whenever I read it.