Small Giants by Bo Burlingham - A 300-Word Book Review
Bo dives into businesses that decided to be great, instead of growing big. There’s a common misconception in the business world that in order to improve, you have to continuously grow. The companies Bo features in this book prove otherwise.
Who Knew by Barry Diller - A 300-Word Book Review
This book would, of course, be great for those working in entertainment, but any founder would find value in this. I also believe those working up the corporate ladder would get some inspiration from this story.
Made In America by Sam Walton - A 300-Word Book Review
This book is the story of Walmart from the mind of the founder, Sam Walton. He talks about his life growing up, his experience working, and the entire journey of Walmart.
Throughout the book, he gives timeless advice that has worked for Walmart, including great principles and practices. You’ll hear about what worked and what didn’t work.
5 Books You Need to Read to Get Your Life In Order
While reading this book, you’ll realize that it is in your best interest to compound in all areas of life.
The truth is, wealth and happiness are skills that can be learned through specific knowledge, smart leverage, mindset shifts, and true self-awareness.
Not only will this book help get your life in order, but you’ll feel good while reading it.
Things Become Other Things by Craig Mod - A 300-Word Book Review
Those who want to travel to Japan may particularly enjoy this book. But it is also good for those who want a touching and relaxing read. I found this book soothing to read towards the end of my day.
Right Thing, Right Now by Ryan Holiday - A 300-Word Book Review
Aside from the writing, I really enjoyed it when he talked about power. He essentially explains that to do good, you need to have some power. He also goes into how it is a flawed idea to think that having no power is noble (a seemingly common sentiment these days).