Great Reads

A collection of writing I find myself returning to periodically for inspiration. Not in any particular order.

• Creativity in Management by John Cleese
• How Will You Measure Your Life? by Clayton Christensen
• How to Do Great Work by Paul Graham
• Having Kids by Paul Graham
• You and Your Research by Richard Hamming
• YCombinator's essential start up adviceby Geoff Ralston, Michael Seibel
• This is How Apple Rolls by John Gruber
• A relatively small amount of force applied at just the right place by Tony Kulesa
• The Mystery of Trust by Amanda Ripley
• Three Types of Meetings by Cam Daigle
• Welcome to the Age of Overparenting by Katherine Ozment
• How to do things if you're not that smart and don't have any talent by Adaobi Adibe
• You can't tell people anything by Chip Morningstar
• How to be successful by Sam Altman
• Lies we tell ourselves about focus by Roh Bahat
• The Universal Advice by 3Blue1Brown
• What our kids see by Roy Bahat
• Startups and shame by Roy Bahat
• How to Start Google by Paul Graham
• How to get Startup Ideas by Paul Graham
• A thread on consumer social start ups by Nikita Bier
• The Zombocom Problem by Gordon Brander
• Divine Discontent and the Eternal Pursuit of Unhappiness by David Ogilvy
• What I Wish Someone Had Told Me by Sam Altman
• Productivity by Zheng Dong Wang
• Principles by Nabeel Qureshi
• Selling by Nabeel Qureshi
• Do not end the week with nothing by Patrick McKenzie
• Designing the ideal bootstrapped business by Michael Lynch
• A practical guide to executive presence by Stay Sassy
• There is no speed limit by Derek Sivers
• The Layers by Stanley Kunitz
• 18 mistakes that kill startups by Paul Graham