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Help me Help you

What you need

Well you probably don’t want it but you may have questions you want me to write about. I know this is really boring and you are skipping to your next site but if you want me to write about my love life, about a particular company or anything, leave it in the comments section. When I get back from vacation I will post about it.
What I want

I am going away on vacation next week and want some recommendations on books to read. I am currently bring with me

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13 Responses to “Help me Help you”

  • Eric A.
    May 17th, 2006
    12:14 pm

    Read The Virgin Suicides. Just finished reading it myself, and it is now my favorite piece of literature.

  • kareem
    May 17th, 2006
    2:30 pm

    next week, huh? guess you won’t be around to hang on memorial day wknd ;)

    two of the best books i’ve ever read are:
    - maverick by ricardo semler, and
    - get back in the box, by douglas rushkoff

    where you going in europe?

  • Devin
    May 17th, 2006
    2:48 pm

    Write about the 10 steps to quitting your job and doing your own thing…

  • Sean Tierney
    May 17th, 2006
    4:22 pm

    Michael Crichton’s latest one “State of Fear” is pretty good if you like his stuff. I just read Guy Kawasaki’s “Art of the Start” which is money if you’re doing a startup. Jim Collins’ “Good to Great” is in progress now and is interesting. Clayton Christiensen’s “Innovator’s Solution” is dense but a very solid read. Haven’t read many leisure books lately but those are all good reads.

    sean

  • Rohail
    May 17th, 2006
    5:36 pm

    Being that you’ve worked with Facebook, perhaps you could post about what you’ve learned as to what’s most important when growing a start-up and how to scale when dealing with specific audience units, namely individual colleges.

    -Rohail
    http://www.rohailrizvi.com

  • Fred
    May 17th, 2006
    6:54 pm

    Moneyball - Michael Lewis. Don’t need to be a sports fan, just an analytic thinker to love this one.

  • Justin Lee
    May 18th, 2006
    2:18 am

    SmartMobs is a good choice! I read that too. Smartmobs.com has lots of interesting posts.

  • Rich
    May 18th, 2006
    4:57 am

    House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski - Kudos to you if you find a hardcover copy.

    The Lucifer Principle by Howard K. Bloom - It helps if you have a small bit of genetics knowledge

    A Game of Thrones by George R R Martin

    Have a nice trip.

  • Noah Brier
    May 18th, 2006
    6:33 am

    Marshall McLuhan - Understanding Media (It will blow you away . . . it’s all about the internet, only it was written in the 70’s)

    Steven Johnson - Interface Culture

    Enjoy.

  • Sonia
    May 18th, 2006
    10:51 pm

    Pride and Prejudice-Jane Austen. :)

  • Jeremy
    May 20th, 2006
    10:14 am

    How to think like Leonardo DaVinci - Michel Gelb

    Really cool book about how & why ‘geniuses’ are. A great read.

  • ang*e
    May 21st, 2006
    9:59 pm

    I read Microsurfs and it was kinda painful cuz it’s like holy cow that is my life now and I don’t know if I like it! Anyway, I heard Smartmobs is a good one too. Have fun on holiday!

  • Damon Z
    May 22nd, 2006
    9:04 am

    I would go with “dot.bom:my days and night s at an internet goliath” by j. david kuo . It’s like the E true hollywood story of e-business. I love it and it’s really what go me started on the web.

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