Anyone have a good list of books?

[Leo Hendrix]

Just started One Simple Idea by Stephen Key, this book is another stepping stone to the fastlane and success, I feel licensing might be my forte or something along those lines like product/services design,improvement or a licensing firm.

Recently completed, Nothing To Lose Everything to Gain by Ryan Blair, great lessons but moreso for those into 'Startups' a lot of good lessons, and love the mindset takeaways, the only person going to take my milk won't be around long enough to enjoy it hehe.

Next, downloaded on audible, The Power of Habit recommended by @TropicalGuy.

There is a great recommended reading list put together by @MJ DeMarco somewhere on this forum or on his website I think.
I have yet to complete it due to not being able to find or afford the books. Have to read Thick Face Black heart, Ca$hvertising and a few others on that list to complete it.

 

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[HyperFocus]

Hey Is Twitter or Instagram very useful/critical for marketing purposes? I already know how to use FB and want to know if I should use Twitter/Instagram too for a consumer brand business.

Any ideas on which books to read? I prefer books so I can download it to my phone and dont need internet to read it.

 

[Owlman]

1. What I learned losing a million dollar. One the best books I've ever read on decision making.

2 Expert secret: this is the only book you need on selling digital product.

3. Jewish wisdom for business success.

 

[lowtek]

Hey Is Twitter or Instagram very useful/critical for marketing purposes? I already know how to use FB and want to know if I should use Twitter/Instagram too for a consumer brand business.

Any ideas on which books to read? I prefer books so I can download it to my phone and dont need internet to read it.

1) Whether or not a particular platform is useful for marketing depends on whether or not your customers are there. Not every niche is popular with every platform, so it's a case by case basis.

2) As far as books, my policy is to read something that answers a particular question. Unless I'm reading for pleasure, that is. Reading for the sake of reading is OK, but can quickly turn into an action fake.

Whatever your hustle is, read the book by the top person in that field.

 

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