Book I read recently and really liked: Ego is the Enemy, by Ryan Holiday. Really opened my eyes to how I see and interpret things. Helpful at a professional and a personal level.
Podcast:
* Startup Therapy. Helps you see that a LOT of founder go through the same thing, and different ways to approach things.
* In spanish, I recommend: Tiene que Haber Algo Más. Its interviews with different professionals who changed the course in their careers and lives.
“Atomic Habits” by James Clear is seriously one of the best books I’ve ever read! It totally changed the game for me and the people I know, helping us develop habits that kicked our productivity into high gear. It’s like a secret weapon for crushing goals and making big things happen!
Huberman Lab podcast.. there is so much to learn. Not about entrepreneurship, but how our brains function and how to optimise our health.
Currently listening to “Never Split the Difference” on Audible. Applicable to so many situations in business (and life). Definitely one I wish I had read sooner!
I heartily endorse Eric Ries’ “The Lean Startup” as a resource for books on entrepreneurship and personal growth. It’s a classic in the startup sector and offers helpful guidance for creating and growing a prosperous company. “Shoe Dog” by Nike co-founder Phil Knight is a fantastic novel as well. It’s an intriguing book that provides details about the founding of the business and the difficulties he encountered along the road.
I adore Guy Raz’s podcast “How I Built This” as far as podcasts go. He speaks with successful businesspeople and delves into their accounts of starting their enterprises from scratch. It’s instructive and inspirational. “The Tim Ferriss Show” is another excellent one. Tim speaks with a variety of guests, including sportsmen, scientists, and businesspeople.
Hey Satyanarayan,
One of my all-time favorite podcasts is “Lenny’s Newsletter” by Lenny Rachitsky. His insights on product management, growth, and people operations are incredibly valuable for anyone in the startup and entrepreneurship space. Definitely worth a listen!
‘My First Million’ has become a pretty frequent listen for me. Really good brainstorming and lots of ideas and possible paths to creating a bigger, successful company.
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