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My Thoughts on the Books I Read!

Start with Why - How Great Leaders Inspire Everyone to Take Action

Author: Simon Sinek Publication Date: October 2009
2021-01-12 2 min read Sincheenz

I definitely recommend the book for anyone feeling like they are getting nowhere in spite of doing so much. It helps you take a step back and redefine. Applying the golden circle rule (Why- the purpose or cause that drives you, How - the process or principle you apply to achieve Why, What - the product or services your offer) brings in a lot of clarity in business and personal choices. The golden circle diagram shows Why in the core, How in the middle circle and What in the outer circle.

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The Art of the Start: The Time-Tested, Battle-Hardened Guide for Anyone Starting Anything

Author: Guy Kawasaki Publication Date: September 2004
2021-01-12 1 min read Sincheenz

The book gives you lots of valuable tips and information on the various types of investors and what to look out for and how to prepare a pitch. I love Guy’s examples and quotes very much. It was not only entertaining but thought-provoking and motivating. Key Takeaways

  • Make meaning, not money - our focus should be on creating an impact, or solving a problem, then money will follow.
  • A strong vision for how you are going to change the world is very important.
  • Without a great team, there is no great company
  • A prototype speaks more than a presentation
  • Focusing on customer feedback should be a priority. Create a product for the customer and not for yourself.
  • Get funding, but dont rely on it.
  • Networking is important
  • If things dont work as you expect, dont be afraid to pivot.
  • Marketing and Sales is the highest priority.
  • Perfecting the pitch - communicate what your company does, why it matters and how it will succeed in a few minutes. 10/20/30 rule of Powerpoint.

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