Here’s the Book Rapper 12 Must Read Business Books for April 2009…
Good to Broke: Why some companies completely mess things up and others don’t
Jim Collins
The Zero Hour Work Week: How to spend your time waiting for the Post-Global Financial Meltdown recovery
Timothy Ferriss
Book Yourself Silly: The fastest, easiest and most reliable system for getting more work than you know what to do with at prices you can’t possibly make a living from
Michael Port
The One-Minute Managers Guide to Wasting Time on Facebook
Ken Blanchard and Mark Zuckerberg
Tipping Points for Blinking Outliers
Malcolm Gladwell
Purple, Spotted Cows with Yellow Stripes, Football Boots and Long Tails
Seth Godin and Chris Anderson
The L Myth: Why most bosses don’t have a bloody clue about Leadership and what to do about it
Michael Gerber
The Vista Story: How I became addicted to my Apple Mac
Bill Gates
(Gates tells the real reason he quit as CEO of Microsoft.)
Feigned Optimism: How to fake interest in your current job until you get your next one
Martin Seligman
Out of My Whole New Mind: How my right-brain took over from my left-brain
Daniel Pink
The Hitchhikers Guide to your next Job Interview
Douglas Adams
(Includes a bonus chapter on taking the bus.)
Cheatonomics – How to bankrupt your company through Accounting Fraud
Kenneth Lay, former CEO of Enron
Let me know which ones we should RAP as our next book.
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