Startupland by Mikkel Svane

The book Startupland tells the readers something beyond the story of a person finding one of the best companies in the world. Mikkel Svane’s Startupland showcases an inspiring and approachable journey of Svane and the lessons he has learned along with his co-founder regarding running Zendesk. Svane broke the conventional barrier and told a non-fairytale story which made him realize how to run and start a company in the best possible way.

The Hard Thing about the Hard Things: Building a Business When There Are No Easy Answers by Ben Horowitz.

The royalist of Silicon Valley, Ben Horowitz combined the most practical knowledge right into the book. The book is somewhat a synthesis of Horowitz’s famous Ben’s Blog. The book tells the story about everything that a person wants to know about hiring someone, firing them and cashing out and later becoming one of the most prominent leaders in the tech industry.

The Creative Curve by Allen Gannett

Allen Gannett believed that being a creative person is not exclusive because according to him anyone can show their sense of creativity if the opportunity is presented to them. The book is a perfect combination of real-life examples which are paired with interesting lessons related to creativity by just utilizing the creative curve of a human being.

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