Build a Business You Love
Build a Business You Love
by Dave Ramsey
Ramsey built a one-man consulting business into a $250 million empire and authored eight books, notably the New York Times bestseller “Total Money Makeover.” This new title aims to be a “road map that takes the guesswork out of growth for business owners.” Ramsey breaks growth into five stages — Treadmill Operator, Pathfinder, Trailblazer, Peak Performer, and Legacy Builder — and advises on the unique challenges of each.
How Not to Invest
How Not to Invest
by Barry Ritholz
Asserting that “avoiding errors is much more important than scoring wins,” Ritholz, co-founder of a prominent wealth management firm, aims to help readers evade the most common mistakes people make with their money. “Shark Tank” host Mark Cuban and Nobel-winning economist Richard Thaler call it a fun read.
The Thinking Machine: Jensen Huang, Nvidia, and the World’s Most Coveted Microchip
The Thinking Machine
by Stephen Witt
Hot on the heels of February’s “The Nvidia Way” comes a new biography of Nvidia founder Jensen Huang, “a determined entrepreneur who defied Wall Street to push his radical vision for computing.” Read it to learn how the company morphed from video games to a leader in AI.
Source Code: My Beginnings
Source Code
by Bill Gates
With its black and white youth cover image, this memoir by Microsoft founder and philanthropist Bill Gates isn’t the usual portrait of an entrepreneur’s path to success. Instead, it recounts the early life experiences that shaped his character before starting that journey.
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