Elon Musk

By Walter Isaacson

Elon Musk by Walter Isaacson is a gripping biography of one of the most ambitious and controversial innovators of our time. It explores his upbringing, leadership style, and the companies that have changed industries, from SpaceX to Tesla to Twitter. This book reveals the mind behind the mission, showing that Musk is not just a businessman, but a man determined to reshape the future of humanity.

Published: 2023

Pages: 803

Duration: 20h 27m

One up on wall Street

By Peter Lynch

In One Up on Wall Street , Peter Lynch shows how everyday investors can beat the pros by using common sense, observation, and independent research. He teaches how to find winning stocks in your own life, avoid market myths, and profit from long-term growth—proving that ordinary people with curiosity and patience can build extraordinary wealth.

Published: 1989

Pages: 320

Noise: A Flaw in Human Judgment

By Daniel Kahneman, Olivier Sibony, Cass R. Sunstein

In Noise: A Flaw in Human Judgment , Kahneman, Sibony, and Sunstein reveal how inconsistency in decision-making—called "noise"—leads to errors in law, medicine, finance, and more. Through real-world examples and behavioral science, the book shows how to identify and reduce noise to improve fairness, accuracy, and organizational performance. A must-read for leaders, professionals, and critical thinkers.

Published: 2021

Pages: 373

Innovation as usual

By Paddy Miller & Thomas Wedell-Wedellsborg

Innovation as Usual teaches how to embed innovation into daily business life. Through case studies and practical strategies, Paddy Miller and Thomas Wedell-Wedellsborg show how companies can create systems, cultures, and leadership practices that make innovation consistent, scalable, and strategic—turning breakthroughs from rare events into everyday wins.

Published: 2013

Pages: 155

The Art of Negotiation

By Tim Castle

The Art of Negotiation by Tim Castle teaches readers how to negotiate confidently, ethically, and effectively. With insights on preparation, trust-building, emotional control, and win-win outcomes, this book transforms negotiation from a stressful confrontation into a skillful conversation—where both sides can walk away stronger and satisfied.

Published: 2020

Pages: 237

Blue Ocean Strategy: How to Create New Market Space and Make the Competition Irrelevant

By W. Chan Kim & Renée Mauborgne

Blue Ocean Strategy teaches how to escape competition and create new market space where demand is uncontested. W. Chan Kim and Renée Mauborgne show that true innovation comes not from beating the competition, but from redefining the rules. By focusing on value innovation, companies can unlock new demand, grow profitably, and achieve long-term success.

Published: 2004

Pages: 257

The 10X Rule: The Only Difference Between Success and Failure

By Grant Cardone

Published: 2011

Pages: 197

Rich Dad’s Cashflow Quadrant: Rich Dad’s Guide to Financial Freedom

By Robert T. Kiyosaki

Rich Dad’s Cashflow Quadrant teaches how to move beyond traditional employment and build real wealth. Robert Kiyosaki explains the four income paths—Employee, Self-Employed, Business Owner, and Investor—and shows how to shift toward financial freedom. By building systems and investing in assets, you can make money work for you and break free from the paycheck trap.

Published: 2000

Pages: 301

The E-Myth Revisited

By Michael E. Gerber

The E-Myth Revisited reveals why most small businesses fail—and how to build one that works. Michael E. Gerber explains that most entrepreneurs are actually technicians who love doing the work, not managing a business. By building systems, documenting processes, and working on your business—not just in it—you can escape burnout, scale effectively, and build a company that thrives independently.

Published: 1995

Pages: 286

Crushing It: How Great Entrepreneurs Build Their Business and Influence

By Gary Vaynerchuk (Gary Vee)

Crushing It shows how anyone can build a personal brand and business using social media. Gary Vaynerchuk shares inspiring stories and practical strategies for creating content, engaging audiences, and turning influence into income. The key message: success comes from being authentic, showing up consistently, and caring more than others. Whether you're an entrepreneur, creator, or professional, this book empowers you to crush it by being yourself.

Published: 2018

Pages: 246

The $100 Startup

By Chris Guillebeau

The $100 Startup proves that you don’t need millions of dollars or a perfect idea to launch a business. Chris Guillebeau shares inspiring stories of entrepreneurs who started with little and built profitable, meaningful companies. This book teaches you how to go from idea to income quickly, using minimal resources, real-world testing, and a focus on solving problems people actually care about.

Published: 2010

Pages: 250

Duration: 8h 14m

Built to Last: Successful Habits of Visionary Companies

By Jim Collins & Jerry I. Porras

Built to Last reveals the timeless principles behind the world’s most enduring companies. Through decades of research, Jim Collins and Jerry Porras show that lasting success comes not from charismatic leaders or lucky breaks, but from strong core values, bold vision, and disciplined execution. This book teaches how to build a company that thrives across generations, not just survives.

Published: 1994

Pages: 407

The Hard Thing About Hard Things

By Ben Horowitz

The Hard Thing About Hard Things offers raw, real-world advice for entrepreneurs and CEOs. Ben Horowitz shares battle-tested wisdom on handling layoffs, firing friends, leading through crisis, and building company culture. This isn’t a feel-good guide—it’s a gritty, honest look at the toughest parts of running a business, and how to survive and thrive when there are no easy answers.

Published: 2014

Pages: 244

Zero to One: Notes on Startups, …

By Peter Thiel (with Blake Masters)

Zero to One teaches that real innovation doesn’t come from copying others—it comes from creating something completely new. Peter Thiel argues that the most successful companies build monopolies through vertical progress, not competition. He offers a bold framework for entrepreneurs: start small, think long-term, embrace contrarian ideas, and build companies that shape the future rather than follow the crowd.

Published: 2014

Pages: 186

The Confidence Code

By Katty Kay & Claire Shipman

The Confidence Code reveals why confidence is the secret ingredient to success—especially for women. Katty Kay and Claire Shipman combine science, research, and real-life stories to show that confidence isn’t about being perfect—it’s about taking action despite fear. This book empowers readers to stop waiting and start doing, turning self-doubt into strength and unlocking their full potential through courage, risk-taking, and resilience.

Published: 2014

Pages: 213

The Lean Startup

By Eric Ries

In The Lean Startup , Eric Ries redefines entrepreneurship with a model built on agility, experimentation, and customer feedback. By using the Build-Measure-Learn cycle, startups can innovate faster, reduce waste, and build products people truly want. A must-read for founders, innovators, and anyone building the future.

Pages: 328

Duration: 8h 38m

The Almanack of Naval Ravikant

By Eric Jorgenson

In The Almanack of Naval Ravikant , Eric Jorgenson compiles the wisdom of one of Silicon Valley’s deepest thinkers. This guide teaches how to build wealth through leverage and skill, and how to find happiness through peace and presence. With lessons on entrepreneurship, philosophy, and life, it’s a blueprint for thriving in the modern world.

Published: 2020

Pages: 228

Duration: 4h 53m

Make Epic Money

By Ankur Warikoo

Want to make epic money? It starts with changing your mindset. In Make Epic Money , Ankur Warikoo shows how to build wealth through skills, side hustles, personal branding, and smart money habits. Whether you're employed or self-employed, this book gives you the tools to grow your income, manage your money, and live life on your own terms.

Published: 2024

Pages: 180

Duration: 4h 2m

The Checklist Manifesto

By Atul Gawande, MD

In The Checklist Manifesto , Dr. Atul Gawande reveals how a simple tool—the checklist—can prevent costly mistakes in complex fields like surgery, aviation, and construction. By ensuring that nothing is overlooked, checklists improve teamwork, reduce errors, and save lives. This book proves that sometimes, the smartest solutions are the simplest.

Published: 2009

Pages: 223

The One Thing

By Gary Keller & Jay Papasan

Doing more doesn’t mean achieving more. Focus on the ONE Thing that makes everything else easier, and watch your results soar. This book reveals how top performers achieve extraordinary success—not by doing everything, but by obsessing over what matters most.

Published: 2013

Pages: 243