Kevin Systrom

Dalio shares life and business principles that emphasize radical transparency, structured decision-making, and learning from failure to achieve growth.

A guide to applying lean manufacturing principles to startups, focusing on rapid experimentation and iteration.

A concise examination of history's recurring themes, drawing from the authors' decades of historical research.

Analyzes the social dynamics that cause ideas, products, and behaviors to reach a tipping point and become widespread.

Argues that groups are often smarter than individuals, exploring decision-making in collective contexts.

Chronicles the rise of Silicon Valley, focusing on the culture of innovation and the dot-com boom.

Discusses the science of predictions, focusing on why some forecasts fail and how to improve predictive accuracy.

Novel about improving manufacturing efficiency through the Theory of Constraints.

Introduces the “Jobs to be Done” theory for innovation, explaining how understanding customer needs can drive successful products.

Discusses the power of intuition and rapid cognition, examining how split-second decisions are made.

Explores techniques for explaining complex ideas visually, focusing on clarity and effective communication.

A guide to reading comprehension, offering techniques for understanding and analyzing books effectively.

An account of the Rwandan genocide, combining historical analysis with personal stories of survivors.

Introduces mathematical approaches to political science, including voting and power theories.

Collection of insights on business innovation and thinking small.

Discusses how word-of-mouth marketing works and offers strategies for creating products people talk about.

Discusses how subtle interventions (nudges) can influence decision-making and improve outcomes in public policy and personal choices.