Books Investors Recommend Most

Based on 4253 sourced recommendations from 122 investors. Updated October 31, 2026.

1. 1. Sapiens

   

   By Yuval Noah Harari

   Recommended by 12 of 122 investors

   • Vinod Khosla Source
   • Richard Branson Source
   • Ray Dalio Source
   • Naval Ravikant Source
   • Keith Rabois Source
   • Karlie Elizabeth Kloss Source
   • Daniel Ek Source
   • Changpeng Zhao Source
   • Bill Gurley Source
   • David Sacks Source
   • Shane Parrish Source
   • Sam Altman Source

   Not that I agree with all of it, but it is still mind-bending speculation about our future as a follow-up to a previous favorite, Sapiens.

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2. 2. Principles

   

   By Ray Dalio

   Recommended by 12 of 122 investors

   • Tim Ferriss Source
   • Naval Ravikant Source
   • Marc Benioff Source
   • Kevin Systrom Source
   • Howard S. Marks Source
   • Dustin Moskovitz Source
   • Drew Houston Source
   • Bryan Johnson Source
   • Austen Allred Source
   • Stephen A. Schwarzman Source
   • Keith Rabois Source
   • Shane Parrish Source

   I highly, highly recommend this book. It has already changed how I think about making decisions in my life and in my business.

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3. 3. The Hard Thing About Hard Things

   

   By Ben Horowitz

   Recommended by 11 of 122 investors

   • Tim Ferriss Source
   • Marc Andreessen Source
   • Keith Rabois Source
   • Fred Wilson Source
   • Dustin Moskovitz Source
   • Drew Houston Source
   • Chris Dixon Source
   • Larry Page Source
   • Peter Thiel Source
   • Tony Fadell Source
   • Shane Parrish Source

   Ben's book is a great read — with uncomfortable truths about entrepreneurship and how to lead to a company. It's also an inspiring story of a business rebirth through sheer willpower.

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4. 4. Zero to One

   

   By Peter Thiel, Blake Masters

   Recommended by 10 of 122 investors

   • Sam Altman Source
   • Keith Rabois Source
   • Dustin Moskovitz Source
   • Chris Dixon Source
   • Bryan Johnson Source
   • Elon Musk Source
   • Marc Andreessen Source
   • Jeff Immelt Source
   • David Sacks Source
   • Shane Parrish Source

   bookshelf for @kyro! most books are science/tech but here is the section w/novels. I nominate @paulg and @peterthiel.

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5. 5. High Output Management

   

   By Andrew Grove

   Recommended by 10 of 122 investors

   • Sahil Lavingia Source
   • Ron Conway Source
   • Marc Andreessen Source
   • Larry Ellison Source
   • Keith Rabois Source
   • Drew Houston Source
   • Brian Chesky Source
   • Brian Armstrong Source
   • Ben Horowitz Source
   • Tim Ferriss Source

   Andy Grove’s classic book on management. Surprisingly, I found I was already using many of the management ideas in this book (1:1, OKRs, etc) which is a testament to just how influential this book is.

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6. 6. Thinking, Fast and Slow

   

   By Daniel Kahneman

   Recommended by 9 of 122 investors

   • Sahil Lavingia Source
   • Ron Conway Source
   • Naval Ravikant Source
   • Marc Andreessen Source
   • Bryan Johnson Source
   • Tony Fadell Source
   • Shane Parrish Source
   • Vinod Khosla Source
   • Tim Ferriss Source

   I always go back to it… Thinking, Fast and Slow, by Daniel Kahneman.

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7. 7. How to Win Friends and Influence People

   

   By Dale Carnegie

   Recommended by 9 of 122 investors

   • Warren Buffett Source
   • Tim Draper Source
   • Sahil Lavingia Source
   • Paul Graham Source
   • Dustin Moskovitz Source
   • Daymond John Source
   • Barbara Corcoran Source
   • Alex Hormozi Source
   • Shane Parrish Source

   Seven Rules For Making Your Home Life Happier. Interestingly, this section was included in the original 1936 edition of How to Win Friends and Influence People but omitted from the revised 1981 edition.

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8. 8. Shoe Dog

   

   By Phil Knight

   Recommended by 9 of 122 investors

   • Warren Buffett Source
   • Jason Calacanis Source
   • Brian Armstrong Source
   • Bill Gurley Source
   • Austen Allred Source
   • Alexis Ohanian Source
   • Stephen A. Schwarzman Source
   • Tony Fadell Source
   • Shane Parrish Source

   Memoir by the Nike founder and CEO, Phil Knight.

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9. 9. 1984

   

   By George Orwell

   Recommended by 8 of 122 investors

   • Richard Branson Source
   • Marc Andreessen Source
   • Vinod Khosla Source
   • David Sacks Source
   • Elon Musk Source
   • Sam Altman Source
   • Hillary Clinton Source
   • Steve Jobs Source

   Our enemy is speech control and thought control – the increasing use, in plain sight, of George Orwell's \"1984\" as an instruction manual.

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10. 10. The Innovator's Dilemma

    

    By Clayton Christensen

    Recommended by 8 of 122 investors

    • Guy Kawasaki Source
    • Drew Houston Source
    • Chris Dixon Source
    • Caterina Fake Source
    • Bill Gurley Source
    • Ben Horowitz Source
    • Aaron Levie Source
    • Steve Jobs Source

    It's important that we make this transformation, because of what Clayton Christensen calls "the innovator's dilemma," where people who invent something are usually the last ones to see past it, and we certainly don't want to be left behind. (Jobs to Walter Isaacson, Steve Jobs, 2011, ch. 40)

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11. 11. Only the Paranoid Survive

    

    By Andrew Grove

    Recommended by 8 of 122 investors

    • Vinod Khosla Source
    • Marc Andreessen Source
    • Ben Horowitz Source
    • Balaji Srinivasan Source
    • Warren Buffett Source
    • Shane Parrish Source
    • Charlie Munger Source
    • Steve Jobs Source

    Andy Grove has written a terrific book, incidentally, "Only the Paranoid Survive," which describes strategic inflection points. I recommend that every one of you read that book, because it is a terrific book.

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12. 12. Skin in the Game

    

    By Nassim Nicholas Taleb

    Recommended by 8 of 122 investors

    • Vinod Khosla Source
    • Marc Andreessen Source
    • Keith Rabois Source
    • Chris Dixon Source
    • Changpeng Zhao Source
    • Ben Horowitz Source
    • Naval Ravikant Source
    • Shane Parrish Source

    The best book I've read in 2018, I highly recommend it. Lots of great ideas in there. Lots of good mental models and constructs.

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13. 13. Crossing the Chasm

    

    By Geoffrey Moore

    Recommended by 8 of 122 investors

    • Ron Conway Source
    • Guy Kawasaki Source
    • Drew Houston Source
    • Chris Dixon Source
    • Changpeng Zhao Source
    • Bill Gurley Source
    • Aaron Levie Source
    • Tony Fadell Source

    Crossing the Chasm: Marketing and Selling Disruptive Products to Mainstream Consumers, Geoffrey Moore

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14. 14. Man's Search For Meaning

    

    By Viktor Frankl

    Recommended by 7 of 122 investors

    • Shane Parrish Source
    • Sam Altman Source
    • Naval Ravikant Source
    • Dustin Moskovitz Source
    • Bryan Johnson Source
    • Elon Musk Source
    • Tim Ferriss Source

    1. Man’s Search For Meaning A gift from a friend. As hard as you think your life is, it pales in comparison to Auschwitz. I took two big things away from this book: (1) the ultimate freedom is the ability to choose your attitude in the face of any circumstance and (2) the more you target success, the more you will miss it.

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15. 15. Atlas Shrugged

    

    By Ayn Rand

    Recommended by 7 of 122 investors

    • Steve Jobs Source
    • Peter Thiel Source
    • Fred Wilson Source
    • Brian Armstrong Source
    • Marc Andreessen Source
    • David Sacks Source
    • Shane Parrish Source

    Celebrate the creators in the world (even when they struggle). They may be more valuable than we think.

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16. 16. Poor Charlie's Almanack

    

    By Charlie Munger

    Recommended by 7 of 122 investors

    • Warren Buffett Source
    • Tim Ferriss Source
    • Tai Lopez Source
    • Shane Parrish Source
    • Naval Ravikant Source
    • Marc Andreessen Source
    • Drew Houston Source

    4. Letters to Berkshire Hathaway Shareholders and Poor Charlie’s Almanack — Because I have an MBA a lot of people inevitably ask me if they should pursue one. If it’s knowledge and not credentials you’re after, save your money and read these two. The letters are freely available on Berkshire’s website but I find the paperback collection works best for me. If you’re scared t

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17. 17. The Lean Startup

    

    By Eric Ries

    Recommended by 7 of 122 investors

    • Mike Maples Jr. Source
    • Kevin Systrom Source
    • Jason Calacanis Source
    • Chris Dixon Source
    • Ben Horowitz Source
    • Jeff Immelt Source
    • Shane Parrish Source

    The two things that influenced me the most were Marc Andreessen's 2011 Wall Street Journal article, 'Why Software Is Eating the World,' and 'The Lean Startup' — Eric Ries's book, which I literally read in a day.

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18. 18. Getting to Yes

    

    By William Ury, Roger Fisher, Bruce Patton

    Recommended by 7 of 122 investors

    • Dustin Moskovitz Source
    • Drew Houston Source
    • Ann Miura-ko Source
    • Tony Fadell Source
    • Shane Parrish Source
    • Charlie Munger Source
    • Tim Ferriss Source

    Getting to Yes is one, and that's all about telling a story… telling a really great story for why people should say yes.

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19. 19. Range

    

    By David Epstein

    Recommended by 7 of 122 investors

    • Vinod Khosla Source
    • Michael J. Mauboussin Source
    • Keith Rabois Source
    • Changpeng Zhao Source
    • Tony Fadell Source
    • Bill Gurley Source
    • Shane Parrish Source

    This book examines the world’s most successful athletes, artists, musicians, inventors, forecasters and scientists and discovers that in most fields , generalists, not specialists, are primed to excel. This book argues that cultivating range prepares us for things we can’t anticipate and adversity. We’ve believed in a single path to excellence: Start early, specialize soon, narrow your focus, aim for efficiency. This book suggests to hold off on starting those piano lessons too early. I’ve always loved exploration so this is very much in sync with my beliefs. Every high school and college student should read it.

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20. 20. Meditations

    

    By Marcus Aurelius

    Recommended by 6 of 122 investors

    • Shane Parrish Source
    • Sam Altman Source
    • Naval Ravikant Source
    • Austen Allred Source
    • Adam Robinson Source
    • Tim Ferriss Source

    3. Meditations and Montaigne’s Essays — Reading these guys, along with Seneca, has really helped foster my interest in philosophy. So much of what they say speaks to me that I’m often left with entire pages underlined and margins filled with thoughts.

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21. 21. Snow Crash

    

    By Neal Stephenson

    Recommended by 6 of 122 investors

    • Larry Page Source
    • Cameron Winklevoss Source
    • Austen Allred Source
    • Tim Ferriss Source
    • Naval Ravikant Source
    • Bill Gurley Source

    Snow Crash is amazing

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22. 22. Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance

    

    By Robert M. Pirsig

    Recommended by 6 of 122 investors

    • Paul Graham Source
    • Fred Wilson Source
    • Drew Houston Source
    • Bryan Johnson Source
    • Austen Allred Source
    • Jeff Immelt Source

    My daughter was reading “Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance,” which brought me back to my youth. I picked it up and read a couple of chapters just for old time’s sake.

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23. 23. Why We Sleep

    

    By Matthew Walker

    Recommended by 6 of 122 investors

    • Vinod Khosla Source
    • Michael J. Mauboussin Source
    • Keith Rabois Source
    • Bryan Johnson Source
    • Alexis Ohanian Source
    • Tim Ferriss Source

    Definitely people, if they're interested in unpacking sleep, Why We Sleep , I believe, is the title of Matt's book

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24. 24. Influence

    

    By Robert Cialdini

    Recommended by 6 of 122 investors

    • Alex Hormozi Source
    • Naval Ravikant Source
    • Bill Gurley Source
    • Shane Parrish Source
    • Charlie Munger Source
    • Tim Ferriss Source

    I'm positive you've read this book: Robert Cialdini's Influence. Classic, classic book. Everybody should read it, memorize it

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25. 25. Antifragile

    

    By Nassim Nicholas Taleb

    Recommended by 6 of 122 investors

    • Vinod Khosla Source
    • Shane Parrish Source
    • James Altucher Source
    • Changpeng Zhao Source
    • Naval Ravikant Source
    • Tim Ferriss Source

    6. Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder This book changed how I see the world. As if that wasn’t enough, it also introduced me to iatrogenics, fragilistas, and connected inversion and via negativa (something I should have connected much sooner).

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26. 26. Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!

    

    By Richard Feynman

    Recommended by 6 of 122 investors

    • Tim Ferriss Source
    • Sahil Lavingia Source
    • Naval Ravikant Source
    • Larry Page Source
    • Brian Armstrong Source
    • Elon Musk Source

    anyone who wants to read a fantastic book should read, Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman, one of my favorites.

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27. 27. The Lessons of History

    

    By Will Durant, Ariel Durant

    Recommended by 6 of 122 investors

    • Tim Ferriss Source
    • Shane Parrish Source
    • Ray Dalio Source
    • Naval Ravikant Source
    • Kevin Systrom Source
    • Elon Musk Source

    A concise book of lessons drawn from the survey of history. The book comes highly recommended by someone I met at the Berkshire Hathaway meeting last weekend. I can’t believe I haven’t read this before. I’ll be re-reading this a few times and I’ve started listening to the audio version in the car as well

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28. 28. The Sovereign Individual

    

    By James Dale Davidson

    Recommended by 6 of 122 investors

    • Sahil Lavingia Source
    • Peter Thiel Source
    • Naval Ravikant Source
    • Balaji Srinivasan Source
    • Shane Parrish Source
    • Brian Armstrong Source

    It's a good book, but this is more like the next step — the Sovereign Collective.

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29. 29. The Checklist Manifesto

    

    By Atul Gawande

    Recommended by 5 of 122 investors

    • Vinod Khosla Source
    • Tim Ferriss Source
    • Michael McCullough Source
    • Keith Rabois Source
    • Shane Parrish Source

    The Checklist Manifesto: How to Get Things Right by Atul Gawande

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30. 30. Homo Deus

    

    By Yuval Noah Harari

    Recommended by 5 of 122 investors

    • Vinod Khosla Source
    • Tai Lopez Source
    • Richard Branson Source
    • Naval Ravikant Source
    • Shane Parrish Source

    Not that I agree with all of it, but it is still mind-bending speculation about our future as a follow-up to a previous favorite, Sapiens. It’s directionally right.

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31. 31. The Black Swan: Second Edition

    

    By Nassim Nicholas Taleb

    Recommended by 5 of 122 investors

    • James Altucher Source
    • Naval Ravikant Source
    • Shane Parrish Source
    • Vinod Khosla Source
    • Tim Ferriss Source

    He is also famous for The Black Swan, Antifragile, and Fooled by Randomness, all of which are worth reading.

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32. 32. The Ride of a Lifetime

    

    By Robert Iger

    Recommended by 5 of 122 investors

    • Tim Ferriss Source
    • Karlie Elizabeth Kloss Source
    • Jason Calacanis Source
    • Brian Chesky Source
    • Alexis Ohanian Source

33. 33. Made to Stick

    

    By Chip Heath, Dan Heath

    Recommended by 5 of 122 investors

    • Sahil Lavingia Source
    • Changpeng Zhao Source
    • Brian Armstrong Source
    • Shane Parrish Source
    • Vinod Khosla Source

    How to make your message memorable so it will spread.

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34. 34. Behave

    

    By Robert Sapolsky

    Recommended by 5 of 122 investors

    • Vinod Khosla Source
    • Michael J. Mauboussin Source
    • Marc Andreessen Source
    • Keith Rabois Source
    • Bryan Johnson Source

    Among the best insights into our brain and behavior. A top of the charts for me for this year, along with Scale.

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35. 35. Fooled by Randomness

    

    By Nassim Nicholas Taleb

    Recommended by 5 of 122 investors

    • James Altucher Source
    • Howard S. Marks Source
    • Naval Ravikant Source
    • Shane Parrish Source
    • Tim Ferriss Source

    He is also famous for The Black Swan, Antifragile, and Fooled by Randomness, all of which are worth reading.

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36. 36. Superforecasting

    

    By Philip E. Tetlock, Dan Gardner

    Recommended by 5 of 122 investors

    • Shane Parrish Source
    • Michael J. Mauboussin Source
    • Alexis Ohanian Source
    • Keith Rabois Source
    • Vinod Khosla Source

    Attentive readers will note this is the second time I’ve read this book this month. I’m interviewing the author for The Knowledge Project soon

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37. 37. Born Standing Up

    

    By Steve Martin

    Recommended by 5 of 122 investors

    • Sahil Lavingia Source
    • Marc Andreessen Source
    • Jason Calacanis Source
    • Tim Ferriss Source
    • Bill Gurley Source

    It had a profound effect on me. So great. Must read.

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38. 38. Loonshots

    

    By Safi Bahcall

    Recommended by 5 of 122 investors

    • Vinod Khosla Source
    • Keith Rabois Source
    • Changpeng Zhao Source
    • Brian Armstrong Source
    • Tim Ferriss Source

    This book explores the beauty, quirkiness, and complexity of ideas, especially new and out-of-the-box ones. Loonshots shows how group dynamics and workplace politics conspire against the psychological safety people need in order to boldly share their wildest ideas. A key to understanding why Silicon Valley culture is changing the world.

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39. 39. High Growth Handbook

    

    By Elad Gil

    Recommended by 5 of 122 investors

    • Chris Dixon Source
    • Alexis Ohanian Source
    • Tim Ferriss Source
    • Vinod Khosla Source
    • Shane Parrish Source

    Read a book called The High Growth Handbook by Elad Gil. Arguably one of the best certainly angel investors of the last few decades. His hit rate is absolutely insane.

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40. 40. The Coddling of the American Mind

    

    By Greg Lukianoff, Jonathan Haidt

    Recommended by 4 of 122 investors

    • Vinod Khosla Source
    • Michael J. Mauboussin Source
    • Bryan Johnson Source
    • Shane Parrish Source

    This book dives into the new problem on college campuses, Safetyism, and how it undermines the freedom of inquiry and speech that are indispensable to universities. The consequences of a generation unable or disinclined to engage with ideas that make them uncomfortable are dire for society, and open the door — accessible from both the left and the right — to various forms of authoritarianism. A good companion read to “Winner Takes All”. Can too much political correctness hurt?​

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41. 41. Benjamin Franklin: An American Life

    

    By Walter Isaacson

    Recommended by 4 of 122 investors

    • Tim Ferriss Source
    • Paul Graham Source
    • Elon Musk Source
    • Hillary Clinton Source

    like something like Franklin's, both his autobiography and say the biography that's recently been written by, well not that recently, but in, I guess, five or ten years ago when it was written, the biography by Isaacson on Franklin is really good.

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42. 42. Steve Jobs

    

    By Walter Isaacson

    Recommended by 4 of 122 investors

    • Elon Musk Source
    • Keith Rabois Source
    • Shane Parrish Source
    • Hillary Clinton Source

    Walter is incredibly thorough in his research. Highly recommend his other books!

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43. 43. The Intelligent Investor

    

    By Benjamin Graham, Jason Zweig

    Recommended by 4 of 122 investors

    • Bill Ackman Source
    • Warren Buffett Source
    • Marc Andreessen Source
    • Shane Parrish Source

    Of all the investments I ever made, buying Ben's book was the best (except for my purchase of two marriage licenses).

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44. 44. How to Change Your Mind

    

    By Michael Pollan

    Recommended by 4 of 122 investors

    • Vinod Khosla Source
    • Tim Ferriss Source
    • Naval Ravikant Source
    • Michael J. Mauboussin Source

    The true subject of this “mental travelogue” is not just psychedelic drugs but also the eternal puzzle of human consciousness and how, in a world that offers us both suffering and joy, we can do our best to be fully present and find meaning in our lives. It is also a fun exploration of psychedelic drugs, especially for someone who has never tried them.

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45. 45. The Rational Optimist

    

    By Matt Ridley

    Recommended by 4 of 122 investors

    • Naval Ravikant Source
    • Marc Andreessen Source
    • Bill Gurley Source
    • Shane Parrish Source

    Matt Ridley is a longtime favorite. Originally a PhD zoologist, Ridley went on to write great books like The Red Queen and The Rational Optimist, and wrote for The Economist for a while. This book makes the argument for how trial-and-error style evolution occurs across a wide range of phenomena. I don’t know that I agr

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46. 46. The Selfish Gene

    

    By Richard Dawkins

    Recommended by 4 of 122 investors

    • Tai Lopez Source
    • Elon Musk Source
    • Charlie Munger Source
    • Brian Armstrong Source

    Yeah, most people don't realize that the origin of the word meme is the, I believe, 1976 book by Richard Dawkins, The Selfish Gene, in which he coined the word meme, that ideas propagate like genes based on sort of like a survival of the fittest paradigm, only the strongest memes survive.

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47. 47. The Prince

    

    By Niccolò Machiavelli

    Recommended by 4 of 122 investors

    • Garry Tan Source
    • Fred Wilson Source
    • Shane Parrish Source
    • Stephen A. Schwarzman Source

    I have a lot to read in my pile but after reading Blood & Beauty last week — an excellent read by the way — I was inspired to pick up this masterful work again

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48. 48. Good to Great

    

    By Jim Collins

    Recommended by 4 of 122 investors

    • Jason Calacanis Source
    • Daniel Ek Source
    • Brian Armstrong Source
    • Shane Parrish Source

    The scientific method can be applied to business. This book draws powerful lessons from data.

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49. 49. Thinking in Bets

    

    By Annie Duke

    Recommended by 4 of 122 investors

    • Michael J. Mauboussin Source
    • Marc Andreessen Source
    • Howard S. Marks Source
    • Shane Parrish Source

    , which comes out this week. I was lucky to have an advance copy. I read this in preparation for having Annie Duke on the podcast. Anyone interested in making better decisions can learn a lot from this book

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50. 50. Masters of Doom

    

    By David Kushner

    Recommended by 4 of 122 investors

    • Austen Allred Source
    • Alexis Ohanian Source
    • Elon Musk Source
    • Shane Parrish Source

    Masters of Doom is a great book

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Frequently asked questions

What is the top book recommended by investors?

Sapiens ranks first, recommended by 12 investors.

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How many investors are included?

This group includes 122 public profiles, including profiles with no public recommendations. 46 have recommended at least 10 books.