
The Fearless Organization
Amy C. Edmondson
A strong guide to building psychologically safe companies, where teams take interpersonal risks grounded in trust and mutual respect.
Reading
Short notes on books I have shared on X, grouped by topic.
Leadership

Amy C. Edmondson
A strong guide to building psychologically safe companies, where teams take interpersonal risks grounded in trust and mutual respect.

Chris Zook, James Allen
How to overcome the predictable crises of growth. Deep insights that help leaders make better decisions and navigate recurring challenges more effectively.

Ronald Heifetz, Alexander Grashow, Marty Linsky
An excellent book with tools and tactics to apply quickly in a constantly changing world. It keeps asking a key question: is the challenge technical or adaptive?

Raymond M. Kethledge, Michael S. Erwin
On the power of solitude: leadership starts with self-knowledge and time alone to think, gaining clarity and perspective on any challenge.

Jim Collins, Jerry I. Porras
After Good to Great, it was time for Built to Last. One of its best ideas: preserve the core and stimulate progress.

Ben Horowitz
Outstanding and highly recommended. Anyone who has worked at a startup knows the key is adapting fast and making the critical calls at the right moment.
Growth

David A. Aaker
How to build and position a brand and respond to competitors. Doing things better or differently is no longer enough; the key is to become relevant.

Darshan Mehta
An excellent book that uses simple storytelling and clear examples to show how consumer insights can be interpreted and turned into concrete action.

Aaron Ross, Jason Lemkin
A natural follow-up to Predictable Revenue. It shows how to get past the sales roller coaster and what it takes to achieve hypergrowth.

Mark W. Schaefer
A practical guide to building a personal brand. It starts with the basics and stresses consistency and perseverance, with real stories in every chapter.

Eric Ries
A practical guide that can spare founders a lot of pain: a framework to test, learn and adjust in pursuit of continuous improvement.

Jonah Berger
A useful book that explains, through six principles, how ideas catch on and spread.
Habits & productivity

James Clear
Tiny changes, remarkable results. Practical habits anyone can apply: small gains compound like interest on self-improvement.

Jeff Sutherland
One of the best books I have read, and a practical guide to working at a technology company.
Mindset & health

Joe Dispenza
I started 2026 reading about longevity and good habits for mind and body. Not an easy read, but it offers key, practical advice on aligning who you are with who you want to become.

Peter Attia
Recommended by a dear friend, and one of the best books I have read. The goal is not to live forever but to maximize the years we live with vitality and functional autonomy. Healthspan over lifespan.
Communication & influence

Robert Greene
An excellent book on tactics for influencing others. Persuasion is an art of power, influence and strategy, and a highly valuable skill for any entrepreneur.

Chip Heath, Karla Starr
The art and science of communicating with numbers. A valuable book for anyone who uses data to convey ideas and mobilize people. My second Chip Heath book, after The Power of Moments.
Business & markets

Phil Knight
The detail and storytelling behind Nike's history are immersive; you feel present for every turning point.

Scott Galloway
On the global impact of Apple, Google, Amazon and Facebook, and how their actions drove positive results alongside collateral damage.
Finance

Mike Michalowicz
Useful in business and in personal life. Put profit first; every decision follows from it.