Change, risk, and grit: 9 books that shaped the world’s greatest leaders
Change, risk, and grit: 9 books that shaped the world’s greatest leaders
Produced by: Manoj Kumar
Hard Realities
The Hard Thing About Hard Things candidly addresses the grueling challenges entrepreneurs face, offering leadership insights and tough decision-making strategies for CEOs.
Startup Revolution
In The Lean Startup, Eric Ries advocates for rapid experimentation and validated learning, showing entrepreneurs how to build impactful, sustainable businesses quickly.
Innovative Thinking
Peter Thiel’s Zero to One challenges leaders to create groundbreaking startups, emphasizing innovation and building something entirely new, not just incremental improvements.
Purpose First
Simon Sinek’s Start with Why inspires leaders to find their “why”—a purpose that motivates teams, influences success, and creates lasting impact in both life and business.
Decision Dynamics
Daniel Kahneman’s Thinking, Fast and Slow explores human decision-making, dissecting how intuitive and analytical thinking processes shape leadership and business choices.
From Good
Jim Collins’ Good to Great uncovers why “good is the enemy of great,” analyzing how companies transform into extraordinary successes through leadership and discipline.
Effective Habits
Stephen Covey’s The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People introduces timeless habits that empower individuals to achieve professional success and personal growth.
Nike’s Journey
Phil Knight’s Shoe Dog shares a riveting memoir of Nike’s rise, detailing the grit, risks, and challenges behind building one of the world’s most iconic brands.
Adapting Change
Who Moved My Cheese? by Spencer Johnson is a powerful parable on embracing change, using relatable metaphors to highlight the importance of agility and adaptability.
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