For the past few years, most everything I’ve read has been technical. This past year I decided to feed the other part of my scholastic upbringing by reading business oriented books as well. Though I still maintained a healthy technical intake, that reading was reserved to documentation and online materials. For those with any curiousity, below is the list of some of the books I read during 2006 in no particular order.
7. Business the Richard Branson Way
10. The Google Story
13. The Elements of User Experience
14. Getting Real
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#1 by Mark Lapasa - January 4th, 2007 at 12:10
Rich Dad, Poor Dad is a quick read; better to check out of the library than to buy it. I can tell you having read it, not all of it is of great value but there is some value to reading it.
#2 by Kenny Bunch - January 4th, 2007 at 12:26
All of the books except Getting Real were from the library. Each had some bit of value that it brought to the table, some more than others.
#3 by Lisa - May 8th, 2007 at 15:49
Are you still reading in 2007, or did you give it up? It doesn’t sound like you have time, but I suggest:
- Consider Phlebas
- Creative Visualization
- Pattern Recognition
- The Power of Intention
- The Sparrow
#4 by Trista - October 25th, 2007 at 09:06
Losing My Virginity????? Hahahaha!
Whatever happened to some fiction thrown in there for good measure?
Like, when was the last time you read Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison? Or any Haruki Murakami?