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Jun 20, 2022
11:43:05am

Coach's Dad All-American

You've probably already read The Art of the Deal. That book is yuge. It's like

300 pages long. And people say it is one of the best books, if not the best book, on leadership.

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Coach's Dad

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Author

Time

What’s the best book you’ve ever read that’s motivational or business related?

Chefcurry

6/20/22 10:59am

Atomic Habits by James Clear.

allaboutthegainz

6/20/22 11:00am

Read that one. Pretty good too, it’s been a few years and maybe I should read

Chefcurry

6/20/22 11:04am

I’ve read it a few times. I always seem to find something new I can immediately

allaboutthegainz

6/20/22 11:09am

Interesting thing about this book

dryflyelk

6/20/22 11:38am

Leadership and Self Deception by the Arbinger Institute

cougfanblue

6/20/22 11:01am

Also read but way back in college. Can’t remember much about it

Chefcurry

6/20/22 11:04am

Red Rising

OPINIONS

6/20/22 11:03am

What’s this one about? Never heard of it and whose it by?

Chefcurry

6/20/22 11:04am

Rags to riches story about a kid from a mining family who makes it big and excels with his outside the box thinking.

OPINIONS

6/20/22 11:12am

Wouldn't you be better off reading technical books than reading motivational books? Isn't becoming an expert in your

HarlemCoug

6/20/22 11:04am

Sure…it doesn’t matter as long as it’s anything business/motivational related

Chefcurry

6/20/22 11:05am

Do you really think motivational books are all about making a million dollars?

TheHop

6/20/22 11:07am

For the author and publisher they are.

Sea Chicken

6/20/22 11:09am

How to win Friends and influence People by Dale Carnegie holds up.

Iman23

6/20/22 11:10am

"Winning Every Day" by Lou Holtz.

Pick-Six Coug

6/20/22 11:10am

Anything Adam Grant does is good. I am reading Think Again RN

Iman23

6/20/22 11:11am

Extreme Ownership by Jocko Willink.

allaboutthegainz

6/20/22 11:13am

Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World

Odysseus

6/20/22 11:17am

That's a sweet benefit. Who is your employer? Here are some of my favorites:

CougaRR4L

6/20/22 11:18am

The Prince

6/20/22 11:18am

From 0 to 1 by Thiel. Accidental Superpower by Zeihan and the Prize by Yergin.

JollyGreenGiant

6/20/22 11:24am

I like “Becoming Your Best” by Shallenberger

6/20/22 11:26am

The Millionaire Mind and The Millionaire Next Door

6/20/22 11:28am

How Will You Measure Your Life - Clayton Christensen

ChiCityCoug

6/20/22 11:34am

Crucial conversations

CopperLix

6/20/22 11:35am

You've probably already read The Art of the Deal. That book is yuge. It's like

Coach's Dad

6/20/22 11:43am

The Book of Mormon: Another Testament of Jesus Christ

6/20/22 11:49am

The 4 Disciplines of Execution

Oregano

6/20/22 12:07pm

Here's my list:

d-coug

6/20/22 12:21pm

Mastery by Robert Greene

AllHailTheOverlord

6/20/22 12:35pm

12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos - Jordan B. Peterson

Spiff

6/20/22 12:47pm

Somehow I Manage by Michael Gary Scott

kolob32

6/20/22 12:52pm

Clayton Christensen, Patrick Lencione, Jim Collins all have great books

homegrown

6/20/22 3:18pm

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