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What Three Books Have Had the Biggest Impact on You as a Business Leader?

Posted Wed, 10/07/2009 - 3:52am by Ben Paramore (Chief Financial Officer)
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If you had to rate the top three business books you've read what would they be? What books have had the most impact on your role as a leader in business? Your top three recommendations for business leaders - 1.2.3..
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Top 3 business books
How to Win friends and influence People by Dale Carnegie
The Psychology of winning by Dr Dennis Waitley
The 7 Habits of Highly Successful People by Stephen Covey
Over The Top by Zig Ziglar
Cetainly this is by far not exhaustive and I have a hard ime to weight them or number them, but I believe the order in which I read them, and topics sort of build together. Although it was years ago I read them some more than 1x, I refer to many of them to this day.
I would recommend certainly the first three even for the youngest reader.
Bob Holland
3 best books
The Speed of Trust
Execution
My Personal Best
3 best books
1 The Effective Executive by Peter F Drucker
2 Success through positive mental attitude by Napoleon Hill and Clement Stone
3. Cost Accounting - A Managerial Emphasis by Charles T Horngren
3 best books
Top business books
Top 3 Business Books
1. 'Good to Great' - Jim Collins
2. 'Crucial Conversations' - by Kerry Patterson
3. 'Leadership & Self-deception' - Arbinger Institute
Three Books
1. Think and Grow Rich - Napoleon Hill
2. The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People - Steven R. Covey
3. The Art of War - Sun-Tzu
Anything by Brian Tracy, Zig Zigglar, Jim Rohn is also excellent.
Three books
1. The Black Swan - by Nicholas Taleb
2. When Genius Failed - by Roger Lowenstein
3. Stalingrad - by Antony Beevor
Three books... ok, just two new ones
Fun article in the Economist about management gurus
Couldn't Narrow to 3 - How about 5
Career Management Book Recommendations
Now, Discover Your Strengths, Marcus Buckingham & Donald Clifton ... helps you leverage the power of your true strengths rather than strengthening weaknesses
Never Eat Alone, Keith Ferrazzi ... build and nurture a strong network
Book Yourself Solid, Michael Port ... written for entrepreneurs it helps you think about yourself as a product when you're in job search mode
Three Books - plus a bonus book
My three, all by David Maister:
1. The Trusted Advisor
2. True Professionalism
3. Managing the Professional Services Firm
Bonus book:
Profitpreneurship by Ren Carlton