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This is where I read and summarise all the best business books so you don’t have to.
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Invisible Influence – Jonah Berger
The one sentence summary You can have a sharper sense of your own, and other people’s behaviour if you understand
Cultural Velocity – Berger & Burford
Cultural Velocity Jonah Berger & Stefan Burford The one sentence summary Brands can use agitation, collisions, proximity, spotlights and contributors
The Infinite Game – Simon Sinek
The one sentence summary Leaders who adopt an infinite mindset build stronger, more innovative and inspiring organisations - playing in
How Not To Plan – Binet & Carter
How Not To Plan The one sentence summary Much advertising planning avoids the basic spadework of establishing the true facts,
The Innovator’s Book – Max McKeown
The one sentence summary Make new ideas practical and useful, work with others in an idea-hungry culture, and marshal the
Surrounded By Idiots – Thomas Erikson
The one sentence summary It is completely possible to understand those whose behaviour baffles you by looking at the four
Hit Makers- Derek Thompson
The one sentence summary Hit makers create moments of meaning by marrying new and old - they are the architects
The Joy Of Work – Bruce Daisley
The one sentence summary There are 30 ways to fix your work culture and fall in love with your job
Factfulness – Hans Rosling
The one sentence summary Most of the so-called facts that people state about the world are wrong – things are
Everything Is F*cked – Mark Manson
The one sentence summary Our maddening urge always to find happiness only serves to make us unhappier, and too much
High Frequency Change – Tom Cheesewright
The one sentence summary Change doesn’t happen faster now. There is just more of it – high frequency change. WHAT
Humble Leadership – Schein & Schein
The one sentence summary Relationships, openness and trust create more powerful leadership than the old command and control method. WHAT
Alchemy – Rory Sutherland
The one sentence summary To be brilliant, you have to be irrational – ideas that don’t make sense have surprising
How To Lead Smart People – Singh & Mister
The one sentence summary You can lead teams of equals with intelligence and diplomacy. WHAT THE BOOK SAYS To master
Textbook Of Wisdom – Edward De Bono
The one sentence summary There are shortcuts to enable you to become older than your years. WHAT THE BOOK SAYS
Homo Distractus – Anastasia Dedyukhina
The one sentence summary You can fight for your choices and identity in the digital age by making some specific
Brit(ish) – Afua Hirsch
The one sentence summary Britain is a nation in denial about its imperial past and the racism that plagues the
Blindspot – Banaji & Greenwald
The one sentence summary Most right-minded people don’t even realise that they are biased. WHAT THE BOOK SAYS This is
No Bullshit Leadership – Chris Hirst
The one sentence summary Leadership is for everyone, and you can learn it by making effective decisions, building a great
Diversify- June Sarpong
The one sentence summary Take a more positive view of others and their differences: there is more power in unity
