Seth Godin recommended the following books in the year 2013
What Technology Wants by Kevin Kelly
"Like everything Kevin writes, this will be obvious in twenty years. If being twenty years ahead of the curve, and understanding where we're going is important to you, don't hesitate." Read more
Category: Non-Fiction
Buy on AmazonThe New Rules of Marketing & PR by David Meerman Scott
"David Meerman Scott writes an essential blog, daily. His book is a classic. You should buy it." Read more
Category: Marketing
Buy on AmazonThe Gifts of Imperfection by Brene Brown
"I hear more about her work than any other author recently on the scene. Deeply personal, incredibly powerful stuff." Read more
Category: Spirituality
Buy on AmazonThe Fortune Cookie Principle by Bernadette Jiwa
"Bernadette Jiwa's blog keeps getting better and better and you are probably already reading it. She has a new book on the way. You can guess what you should do." Read more
Category: Branding
Buy on AmazonThe Art of Possibility by Rosamund Stone Zander
"And if you can only read one, pick this one." Read more
Category: Purpose
Buy on AmazonThe Business of Belief by Tom Asacker
"Tom Asacker writes a very thoughtful blog about marketing. Worth the read. He has a new book. You should buy it, too." Read more
Category: Psychology
Buy on AmazonThe Complete Far Side by Gary Larson
"A coffee table book for the holidays. Not banal, not boring, but awfully close to pleasing just about everyone on your list." Read more
Category: Fiction
Buy on AmazonLexicon by Max Barry
"Max Barry is fabulous, and this is his very best book. It's got marketing, plus black helicopters, Noam Chomsky and expensive shoes. If you can put this book down, you're more disciplined than I am. Fun, thoughtful, perfectly crafted. I'm incredibly jealous." Read more
Category: Fiction
Buy on AmazonJab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook by Gary Vaynerchuk
"In this extraordinarily generous book, Gary takes no prisoners and holds nothing back. It's page after page of case studies--the good and the bad. His negative examples aren't the obvious disasters--instead, they are subtle cases, sophisticated examples of how the good stuff could have been even better." Read more
Category: Marketing
Buy on AmazonJennifer Government by Max Barry
"What happens when Nike becomes a nation?" Read more
Category: Fiction
Buy on AmazonGuns, Germs, and Steel by Jared Diamond
"Every one of Diamond's books is an eye opener. This one is a classic, and it will change the way you think about the world." Read more
Category: Non-Fiction
Buy on AmazonCompany by Max Barry
"More subtle, but still classic Barry." Read more
Category: Fiction
Buy on AmazonCtrl Alt Delete by Mitch Joel
"Mitch Joel is a generous and perceptive blogger. Well worth the daily read. He has a new book. You should buy it." Read more
Category: Innovation
Buy on AmazonDavid and Goliath by Malcolm Gladwell
"Is there a better title for a business book? When I heard what he was up to, I was immediately, insanely jealous. I can think of a hundred authors who could have easily written a book with this title, and done a very good job indeed.That's not what Malcolm delivered. He veers off the expected course early on, and never returns. This isn't a book about trying extra hard and defeating the big guys. No, it's a book about culture, about heroism, and about the choices that each of us make." Read more
Category: Psychology
Buy on AmazonDeveloping The Qualities of Success by Zig Ziglar
"Designed to be repeated, put it in your car on autorepeat. A classic" Read more
Category: Entrepreneurship
Buy on AmazonDo the Work by Steven Pressfield
"If you don't have time, this calls your bluff. Less than a hundred pages, no holds barred. Time to get to it." Read more
Category: Creativity
Buy on AmazonDrive by Daniel H. Pink
"Getting to the heart of what makes us do our best work." Read more
Category: Psychology
Buy on AmazonDunn’s Conundrum by Stan R. Lee
"By the late Stan Lee. Not that Stan Lee, the other one. If you want to understand how the NSA thing went down, read this fabulous and very very funny comic thriller written in 1984. Not an accident." Read more
Category: Fiction
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