This book was a revelation for me in the earlier days of working in tech startups. It's got such a wide range of examples and tangible frameworks to think about measuring success, and it continues to be a solid reference for new projects to this day.

In my child psychology practice I am asked constantly about the best and most effective way to employ consequences. There are helpful ways to do it and there are not-helpful (and potentially harmful) ways to do it. Great book with practical examples.

Sure, its a self-help book. But it's a written specifically for dudes.

It speaks of how a small country was able to stand on its own 2 legs despite the great opposition it suffered to build battlefield entrepreneurs and a hub for technological innovation .

Not as good as her first book, The Couple Next Door, but still a great read!

A favourite from Margaret Atwood

Page turner!!

Such an interesting topic, and a creative way to unwrap a story.

I loved learning about ways to inject more creativity into my work, and how to think about getting the most from myself and the team around me. There are some really interesting anecdotes around really influential parts of pop culture and history.

When you're trying to build a successful company, validating assumptions quickly and continuously pushing forward is a must. This book provides a great framework that can easily be adapted to the depth of the project. Highly useful for UX teams.