Sprint: how to solve big problems and test new ideas in just five days… by designer Jake Knapp, who created the 5-day process at Google Ventures in order to help Google initiatives and investments prototype and validate ideas as rapidly and effectively as possible.

-Mot...

Raising an entrepreneur: 10 rules for nurturing risk takers, problem solvers, and change makers by Margot Bisnow.

Parents have long searched for how to prepare their children for success. Tiger moms prescribed that strict rules are the secret to producing a future leade...

- Conventional thinking – working hard and playing by the rules – will help you make incremental progress. But if you’re looking for breakthrough results, then you have to look for smartcuts: ways to make your journey shorter… add more leverage to your actions… and ai...

The author has tried, tested, failed, and succeeded a lot. He doesn’t make a pretense to always know or prescribe the RIGHT way, but he shares what’s worked and hasn’t worked for himself. We can take advantage of many of his painful experiences, avoid his mistakes, and...

The definition of Stars is based on a 2x2 matrix developed by the Boston Consulting Group. It categorizes businesses based on i) their market share position in a market, and ii) that market’s growth. Companies with a leadership position in a high-growth market are Star...

Evergreen... Cultivating the Enduring Customer Loyalty That Keeps Your Business Thriving... by Noah Fleming.

Noah Fleming is a marketing expert and recognized thought leader on customer loyalty, who has become known as "The Customer Retention Guy".

The big idea behind Ev...

Creativity Rules: Get Ideas Out of Your Head and into the World… by Tina Seelig,

Stanford university professor and best selling author of “What I wish I knew when I was 20”.

- The Big Idea -

Why do so many people believe that you can’t teach entrepreneurship? Because ther...

The Innovator's Dilemma by Harvard Business School professor Clayton Christensen.

The book explains how successful companies that dominate their industries fail in the face of disruptive innovation.

It’s a message of caution for leadership teams at these companies, but a...

The Lean Startup: how today’s entrepreneurs use continuous innovation to create radically successful businesses... by Eric Ries.

Eric Ries is a serial entrepreneur who created the lean startup movement to help startups allocate their resources more effectively.

Startups...

Holacracy by Brian Robertson... the new management system that made headline news when Zappos asked that all its employees follow the system or take a pay to resign, and 14% of the employees took the option to leave.

The Holacracy’s structure resembles how nature organi...