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Books like Hooked
A crisp, psychological playbook that decodes the invisible architecture of our daily digital habits. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Hooked.
- intellectually stimulating
- focused
- revelatory
- 01
Hacking growth
Sean Ellis
A high-octane playbook that transforms the chaotic art of scaling a business into a rigorous, repeatable science.
- 02
Wanting
Luke Burgis
An eye-opening, paradigm-shifting exploration that reveals the hidden social currents shaping our deepest ambitions and everyday choices.
- 03
Good Habits, Bad Habits
Wendy Wood
An illuminating dive into the psychological machinery of our daily routines, offering a research-backed path to lasting change.
- 04
Buy ology
Martin Lindström
A fascinating, slightly unsettling peek under the hood of your own brain to see who is really driving your shopping cart.
- 05
Indistractable
Nir Eyal
A practical, empowering toolkit for silencing the noise and reclaiming your most valuable resource: your attention.
- 06
Lean Analytics
Alistair Croll
A pragmatic, clear-eyed roadmap for turning entrepreneurial ambition into measurable, customer-focused success.
- 07
The Startup Way
Eric Ries
A pragmatic, energizing blueprint for breathing agile, entrepreneurial life into the rigid structures of legacy corporations.
- 08
Hello, Habits
Fumio Sasaki
A clear, uncluttered guide to reshaping your daily routines through the lens of intentional minimalism.
- 09
Brandwashed
Martin Lindstrom
A brisk, eye-opening tour through the invisible psychological tripwires that dictate our everyday choices.
- 10
12 Months to $1 Million
Ryan Daniel Moran
A high-octane, pragmatic roadmap that transforms the daunting dream of financial independence into a series of aggressive, executable steps.
- 11
Nudge
Richard H. Thaler and Cass R. Sunstein
A fascinating, practical lens on human irrationality that makes you rethink every menu, form, and default setting you encounter.
- 12
Contagious
Jonah Berger
A snappy, anecdote-fueled exploration of the invisible social forces that make ideas catch fire.
