IH- What books do you read?

since you put carnegie's book, then you must read it's companion, the 7 habits

For indiehackers specifically, I found The Millionaire Fastlane to be invaluable. Its title is as cheesy as 4HWW, but don't let that put you off it. It's the most practical book on bootstrapping I've ever read and I've read about 40 so far.

Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman.
It's about intuitive vs statistical thinking. I had a great time reading it

Recently loved "The Messy Middle" by Scott Belsky.

One that I have read recently is 'Built to sell' by John Warrillow, really good read for creating a scalable business that you can one day sell. Provides some really great advice on how to grow as a company.

Sell or be sold

The subtle art of not giving f*ck

Recently: Anna Karenina, The Brothers Karamazov, Music and the Brain, Hooked, Our Mathematical Universe :)

Data books:
Data to the People
Weapons of Math Destruction
Invisible Women

Business:
Lean Startup
Rework

Self growth:
Comfortable with Uncertainty

Halfway through Range which just came and I'm digging it so far

• "Thank You For Arguing" by Jay Heinrichs - this is the one book that i gift to people that i know - it teaches you to persuade others, which i find to be an invaluable skill.
• "Will It Fly?" by Pat Flynn
• "So Good They Can't Ignore You" by Cal Newport

How to Win Friends and Influence People - best book I've ever read.

Hackers and painters

Check out 1000 true fans by Kevin Kelly.

Sun Tzu - Art of war

Book of 5 Rings
http://www.bookoffiverings.com/

Von Clausewitz on war

Niccolò Machiavelli - The Prince
https://www.sparknotes.com/philosophy/prince/summary/

The 33 Strategies of War Quotes
https://www.goodreads.com/work/quotes/35224-the-33-strategies-of-war

The Mom Test