Reading is a universal habit among great thinkers—and a hard habit to build when you have access to youtube. The startup book club lists the books most recommended by startup founders and tech pioneers. Starting 2019, we'll read one of these books every two weeks. Start building a great habit this New Year.
I understand the project is in the early phase, so there isn't much content yet.
But have you thought about getting in more books? I. e. by parsing Twitter, Medium, PH, whatever people are into these days, and creating a database of people and their recommendations. You could also do it by seeing which makers upvoted which books on PH.
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Beautiful website! Love the minimalistic UI and perfect choice of fonts. Is there a way for non-famous entrepreneurs to submit books?
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Great website and most importantly great idea! I was looking for something similar for quite a while now.
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This solves a huge problem for me on selecting best reads for growing startups... Nice one team @johnbbartlet
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Great structure to make reading and learning more enjoyable and fruitful. I like it!
Pros:
Community & discussion oriented which takes private reading to the next level.
Cons:
Active forums generate lots of comments... a user must pick n choose; hard to read them all when there are other obligations/priorities too.
Hi, folks coming back here!
In case you are still interested the Book Club legacy lives on at http://books.bitbetter.club/ . There's more content as @yan_sidyakin suggested. There's a way to submit new recommendations via Forum, @peterdenatale , and it's going on well, @golear :)
Brown Noise
Great structure to make reading and learning more enjoyable and fruitful. I like it!
Pros:Community & discussion oriented which takes private reading to the next level.
Cons:Active forums generate lots of comments... a user must pick n choose; hard to read them all when there are other obligations/priorities too.
Songcorder
Songcorder