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Danny Kouba

What's the most powerful book you have ever read?

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I recently bought the book "Think and Grow Rich" by Napoleon Hill at a well-known bookstore for $4. I absolutely do not understand how this is possible, because I have to say that it is probably the best book I have ever read. And it was only $4, WTF?! So, what's the most powerful book you have ever read?
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Joan Mateo Duarte 🚀
Zero to One from Peter Thiel. Great book if you are starting a Startup.
Danny Kouba
@joanduarte Thanks for sharing, I'll definitely check it out!
Carly Chen
@joanduarte It's really inspiring. I love it too!
Nithin Jawahar
@joanduarte had this in my collection for a while. Should pick it up sometime soon.
Heide Plock
@joanduarte this one is truly great! I liked it as well. However, my favorite book is Hamlet, I don't know why but its just special for me. Moreover, I recently came across this website https://studydriver.com/hamlet/ and found lots of interesting information about my favorite book, and now I like it even more!
Jon Zhang
Principles by Ray Dalio It should be good book for every one.
Brendan Wang
@jonzhang 👌👌👍👍
Swati Navalkar
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The Alchemist. I have read it once and it was such a magical experience. Whenever I remember about it, it just fills me with hope and positivity.
Danny Kouba
@swatinavalkar Totally agree!
Rachana
Mastery by Robert Green and Meeting the Shadow by Connie Zweig
Danny Kouba
@rach_ana Thanks 🙌
Aaron O'Leary
Product Hunt
Republic of Shame by Caelainn Hogan, it's about a really dark time in recent Irish history. Not powerful in the sense of business etc but powerful in the sense of understanding just how much women in Ireland went through because of the state and religion
Rachana
@aaronoleary Thanks for the recommendation✌🏻
Ben Kaiser
Think and grow rich was great! I Heavily suggest; How to win friends and influence people - Dale Carnegie.
Nick Hintze
How Innovation Works by Matt Ridley, a biologist and historian who talks about innovative products and their evolution as if they were specimen. It’s fascinating.
Sarah Hussain
@nick_hintze omg I love Ridley's work so much! I read Genome, and as a Biologist it was an absolute delight!
Elena Albright
'Thinking, Fast and Slow' by Daniel Kahneman (Nobel prize winner). The book is about behavioral economics and explains basic heuristics in judgment and decision-making and cognitive biases that we have with scientific proofs. Reading helps you notice bias you have but didn't used to acknowledge this. So I think this book allows me to make more thoughtful decisions now and notice when I perceive something as a fact but irl it's nothing but a bias. I'd definitely recommend it!
Chris Watson
Rich Dad, Poor Dad, Think and Grow Rich, and The Alchemist- These are some of the best books ever!
Nithin Jawahar
@excellentweb_australia Rich Dad, Poor Dad was one of the very first non-fiction books I read while I was in college. That's where it all started.
Carly Chen
Hacking Growth: How Today's Fastest-Growing Companies Drive Breakout Success - by Sean Ellis. I love it so much!
Danny Kouba
@xinzhu_chen That sounds great, i’ll check it
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