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An authoritative, energizing roadmap that transforms the daunting prospect of launching a business into a series of actionable, strategic steps. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with The art of the start 2.0.
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Side hustle
Chris Guillebeau
An energizing, step-by-step roadmap that turns the daunting prospect of entrepreneurship into an accessible, low-stakes adventure.
- 02
The $100 startup
Chris Guillebeau
A shot of pure entrepreneurial espresso that makes the leap from daydream to reality feel entirely within reach.
- 03
Venture deals
Brad Feld
A no-nonsense, jargon-busting masterclass that turns the intimidating world of startup funding into a navigable, strategic playbook.
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The Startup Way
Eric Ries
A pragmatic, energizing blueprint for breathing agile, entrepreneurial life into the rigid structures of legacy corporations.
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Traction
Gabriel Weinberg
A pragmatic, no-nonsense playbook that transforms the chaotic anxiety of startup growth into a clear, systematic science.
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Hacking growth
Sean Ellis
A high-octane playbook that transforms the chaotic art of scaling a business into a rigorous, repeatable science.
- 07
Blitzscaling
Reid Hoffman
A high-octane playbook for prioritizing speed over efficiency in the relentless pursuit of market dominance.
- 08
Pitch anything
Oren Klaff
A high-octane masterclass in psychological leverage that turns the daunting art of persuasion into a winnable game.
- 09
The Lean Startup
Eric Ries
A pragmatic, energizing blueprint for navigating the chaos of innovation with scientific precision.
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Lean Analytics
Alistair Croll
A pragmatic, clear-eyed roadmap for turning entrepreneurial ambition into measurable, customer-focused success.
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Zero to One
Peter A. Thiel
A sharp, contrarian manifesto that challenges you to stop copying the present and start inventing the future.
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Anything you want
Derek Sivers
A refreshing, bite-sized manifesto that gives you permission to ignore the rules of traditional success and build a life that actually makes you happy.
