Great books you read in 2009?
sidsavara: I just finished a ton of great books, some that immediately come to mind:The Four-Hour Work Week by Tim Ferris - Really made me think about life and the work I doTribes by Seth Godin - Love this book.The Dip by Seth Godin - read it before, reread it again this yearPersonal Development for Smart People by Steve Pavlina - really had to struggle to get past the beginning, was fantastic once I didFind Your Great Work by Michael Bungary Stanier - I liked this one a lot, motivationalThe Power of Less by Leo Babauta - no surprises here, I enjoyed the book, it reads like you would expect it to. Some new insights that aren't on the blogSuperfreakonomics by Stephen Levitt and DubnerBlink, The Tipping Point and Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell (I liked The Tipping Point the best out of those 3)Free by...Chris Anderson (?) I forget. Very interesting.Team Up by Pete Mockaitis - Great read about accountability groups, subset of a mastermind group IMO.Collapse by Jared Diamond - Very interesting looks at patterns in civilizations. Some people I spoke to get bored after a few examples, it is a little repetitive but I enjoy the parallelsMy old faves are of course Gettings Things Done, 7 Habits, Greatest Salesman in The World, and How to Win Friends and Influence People.More details here:
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